TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2021
The Warren Township School District is in need of capital improvements to maintain school facilities and provide for the health and safety of students and staff. The District has been methodically saving for such needs through its capital reserve fund for several years. The District will receive approximately 34% of the project costs from the state if the referendum described below receives voter approval.
THE PROJECTS
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WARREN MIDDLE SCHOOL LED Light Fixture Upgrade HVAC Replacement at Both Gymnasiums Upgrades to Original Science Labs Fire Alarm Upgrades |
CENTRAL SCHOOL HVAC & Boiler/Pumps Replacement HVAC Upgrades Interior Door Replacement Fire Alarm Upgrades |
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MT. HOREB SCHOOL Fire Alarm Upgrades |
ANGELO L. TOMASO SCHOOL Partial Window Replacement Fire Alarm Upgrades |
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WOODLAND SCHOOL Boiler Replacement HVAC Replacement at Gymnasium |
Security Vestibule Fire Alarm Upgrades |
FINANCIAL DATA
Total Anticipated Cost $8,970,000
Anticipated State Debt Service Aid -$3,050,000
District Cost (fully funded from current capital reserves) $5,920,000
With the combination of the District’s capital reserves and state aid, there would be zero tax impact as a result of this referendum.
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