The Business Administrator reported that the Elementary School fire suppression system’s compressor failed over vacation week, and a leaking pipe had to be repaired. A board member noted the compressor continues to cycle in the multipurpose room, suggesting an ongoing issue with the system’s pressure switch or another leak, and the administration committed to having facilities staff investigate. Board discussion acknowledged that full system or sprinkler-head replacement is considered cost-prohibitive at this time, so the district is relying on ongoing monitoring and responsive maintenance to address leaks and anomalies. This indicates a continued need for diagnostics, repair services, and potentially incremental upgrades to the fire suppression infrastructure. Vendors offering fire protection inspection, maintenance, and cost-effective component replacement could engage around troubleshooting the current issues and proposing phased improvements that fit the district’s budget constraints.

Board members referenced industry suggestions about sprinkler head replacement frequency but emphasi...