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Gainesville ISD to replace playground surfacing at three campuses using bond funds
Summary
Trustees approved replacement of engineered wood fiber fall zones at Edison, Chalmers, and the Intermediate campus, funded by 2025 bond funds; district says current surfacing exceeded its expected safe lifespan.
The Board authorized replacement of engineered wood fiber playground surfacing at Edison Elementary, Chalmers Elementary, and Gainesville Intermediate, citing safety and lifespan concerns. Director of Maintenance and Operations Joe Warren told trustees the existing surfacing had exceeded its expected lifespan and safe use; the project will be funded with 2025 bond funds.
Trustees voted unanimously to proceed on a motion by Corey Hardin, seconded by Marvin Royal. Administration indicated the work is intended to bring playground fall zones back into current safety standards and that bond funds would cover the cost.
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