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Fort Smith School Board moves forward with investigating, repairing Peak Innovation Center's drainage issues - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith School Board moves forward with investigating, repairing Peak Innovation Center's drainage issues

The School Board has decided to investigate who is responsible for the multiple flooding issues at Peak Innovation Center as the repairs are expected to cost almost $4 million, according to district construction project manager Joseph Velasquez.

Fort Smith School District prepares to investigate Peak Innovation Center flooding cause - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith School District prepares to investigate Peak Innovation Center flooding cause

The School Board is looking to hire a third party to investigate the flooding at the Peak Education Center.

Fort Smith fire station bid process questioned - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith fire station bid process questioned

Fort Smith Times Record The lack of time frame in a contract for renovations at a Fort Smith fire station has sparked debate over how the city handles contract bids. The city approved the bid from Turn Key Construction of Fort Smith, which posted the second-lowest dollar amount of three contractors but stated it could complete the project 90 days sooner than the lowest bidder. Fort Smith Fire Chief Phil Christensen cited makeshift dormitories and living quarters for his firefighters after discovering black mold in the station in his reasoning for choosing the second-lowest bid. The decisio...

Toxic mold at Fort Smith fire station caused by water in vents - Vimarsana News

Toxic mold at Fort Smith fire station caused by water in vents

Fort Smith Times Record To address black mold in Fort Smith's Fire Station 1, officials have had to look beneath the surface — literally. The fire station at 200 N. Fifth St. had Aspergillus and Cladosporium fungi in September from groundwater that collected in its floor vents. The removal of the mold has turned into a process involving water suction, demolition and a remodel. The remodel by Studio 6 Architects and Turn Key Construction of Fort Smith is expected to cost the city $487,900 and last 120 days. And until it's complete, firefighters are using a classroom and the engine b...