Showing posts with label project updates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label project updates. Show all posts

Monday, June 25, 2018

North Judson Town Superintendent Informs Council Members About Recent Projects, Updates and Purchase

Posted on June 25, 2018
Author Jacque Ryan, WKVI

North Judson Town Superintendent Marshall Horstmann provided the town council members with a brief update about a few different projects that he and the utility crews have been taking care of around town.

Horstmann said that 10 new sets of barricades were recently made. He said they were painted, stenciled and reflective tape was applied. He added that he also put some tar on the stumps that were recently eliminated to prevent them from growing back.

The Superintendent noted that he finished hanging up the town’s new banners on Lane Street. He suggested that in the future, they may want to invest in a bigger size. He recommended potentially getting ones that are 24 inches wide and about 4 feet long.

A purchase order, totaling $1,946 to Blue River Technologies for two barrels of polymer was submitted. He also asked the council members to approve a purchase order to Central Paving $565.25 for 6.65 tons of cold mix. Horstmann said the mix was utilized to fill in potholes and fill up space around the manhole castings that were replaced.

Council members voted unanimously to approve both purchase orders.

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

North Judson-San Pierre Superintendent Provides Project Updates

Posted on June 20, 2018
Author Jacque Ryan, WKVI

An update on the ongoing projects at North Judson-San Pierre Schools was delivered during Tuesday night’s school board meeting.

In Dr. Annette Zupin’s Superintendent’s report, she stated that security cameras and key fobs have been added to both buildings to help improve security. As another safety precaution, renovations to the main entrances to all three buildings on the school’s campus will begin soon.

Her report included that carpeting was laid in the Jr./Sr. High School Media Center and Main Office and the roofing work on the football locker room is nearing completion.

Additionally, the old tennis courts have been demolished, drainage was installed and paving for the new courts has begun.

She mentioned that work on the baseball and softball diamond started with the demolition of the dugouts and press boxes and will continue, with the eventual addition of a new scoreboard and fencing.

Dr. Zupin noted that the old HVAC units have been taken down and replaced with new, energy-saving units. She also informed members that the Agriculture wing at the Jr./Sr. High is now equipped with energy-efficient, LED light bulbs that will soon be installed in the rest of the school.