Greeley-Evans School Board Evaluates Building Renovation Versus New Construction Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The recent Greeley-Evans District 6 School Board meeting concentrated on evaluating the future of the district’s facilities, weighing the costs and implications of renovating the current district office against constructing a new building. The board discussed the deteriorating state of the existing 70-year-old building, with issues like flooding risks and outdated systems, estimating a renovation cost of approximately $23 million, which might underestimate the potential for hidden problems. In contrast, constructing a new building, including demolition and other associated costs, would amount to about $48 million. The urgency of this decision was . . .

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