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Lovejoy to vote on closing an elementary campus, as challenges brought on by enrollment, COVID-19 mount
The decision to close Lovejoy Elementary is part of a raft of recommendations made by the district’s administration to cover a $3.1 million shortfall this year and a projected $6 million shortfall for 2021-22.
Community members attend a Lovejoy ISD public meeting at Lovejoy Elementary in Allen, TX, on Apr. 19, 2021. (Jason Janik/Special Contributor)(Jason Janik / Special Contributor)
Anticipating a multimillion dollar shortfall, Lovejoy ISD trustees will vote Sunday evening on whether to close the district’s flagship elementary campus.
The decision part of a raft of recommendations made by the district’s administration to cover a $3.1 million shortfall this year and a projected $6 million shortfall for 2021-22 was delayed for almost a week as trustees asked for more time to contemplate the closure of Lovejoy Elementary.
Storm-Tested Sensus FlexNet Communication Network From Xylem Helps Texas Municipalities Weather Historic Winter Blast
Texas water providers rely on remote meter management and leak detection capabilities
When ice, snow and bitterly cold temperatures blasted Texas in mid-February, the National Weather Service issued a first-ever winter storm warning for the entire Lone Star state. While essential service crews responded to emergencies, the storm-tested Sensus FlexNet Communication Network from Sensus, a Xylem brand, stood up to the intense winter conditions, including a rare, three-inch snowfall in the City of Arlington.
“The data from our remotely managed network played a vital role in water department storm recovery,” said Arlington Water Utilities Director Craig M. Cummings. “Customers calling in issues is no longer our only source of information. With the available meter data, we can identify locations with leaks and contact the customer.”