School Officials Working To Replace Failed Boiler At Redding Elementary

REDDING, Conn. -- School officials are promising to correct mistakes made surrounding the installation of a $70,000 boiler at Redding Elementary School, according to The Redding Pilot.

One of two boilers at Redding Elementary School' failed in June, and needs to be replace, The Redding Pilot says.
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Amy Maciaszek

09/14/2016 4:15 a.m.

School administrators did not get permission before starting the summer project, and district officials did not have the necessary permits, the Pilot said. Redding's building department issued a stop work order Aug. 28, The Redding Pilot said.

Superintendent Thomas McMorran said he'll ask for board permission next month, the Pilot said. The boiler, one of two that serves the school, failed in June and was taken out of the school before work stopped, The Redding Pilot said.

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