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District reports EPA audit of Clean School Bus grant; DOT inspector approves specialized bus after repairs
Summary
Administration said the EPA audited the district's Clean School Bus grant for five propane buses; a Wisconsin DOT State Patrol inspection approved a district vehicle used for specialized IEP transportation after noting several lights out and ordering replacement parts.
Bob Chady updated the committee on the district’s Clean School Bus program grant (2022), saying the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently audited the grant to confirm the five propane-powered buses were operating per grant guidelines. Separately, a Wisconsin Department of Transportation State Patrol inspector reviewed a district-owned bus used for specialized student transportation under IEPs.
The inspector found several lights not functioning; parts have been ordered to fix those items and the inspector marked the vehicle APPROVED for service. The update was informational; no additional corrective actions or funding requests were recorded in the minutes.
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