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New Laptops, Vehicles, PA System and Fencing Part of New Repair Reserve Work Approved in East Hampton

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The public address system at John. M. Marshall Elementary School will be replaced. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

The public address system at John. M. Marshall Elementary School will be replaced. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

High school Chromebooks are broken beyond repair and in need of replacing. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

High school Chromebooks are broken beyond repair and in need of replacing. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Ducts at East Hampton's middle and elementary schools need cleaning for the HVAC system to work efficiently. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Ducts at East Hampton's middle and elementary schools need cleaning for the HVAC system to work efficiently. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Inoperable overhead lighting in the middle school auditorium needs replacing. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Inoperable overhead lighting in the middle school auditorium needs replacing. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Rusted manhole cover swap outs and a rebuild of the chimneys attached to them will happen at East Hampton Middle School. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Rusted manhole cover swap outs and a rebuild of the chimneys attached to them will happen at East Hampton Middle School. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

District vehicles rusted beyond repair will be replaced with new models. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

District vehicles rusted beyond repair will be replaced with new models. EAST HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Desirée Keegan on Jul 23, 2025
New laptops, vehicles, a public address system and fencing, along with duct cleaning work and house main GFI replacement are on the horizon for East Hampton schools. The projects are... more

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