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Operators arrived at the facility and placed the plant in bypass at 6:00 am to stop the spill. The estimated 40,000 gallons of discharge had already received biological treatment and secondary clarification and was contained on site.
The spill flowed down the driveway into an artificial concrete retention pond. The cleanup response included the application of calcium hydroxide to the affected soil along the driveway and pumping out the lined retention pond into a sanitary sewer for treatment.
This story has been updated to correct Superintendent Jacqueline Byrd s salary, which is $238,000, not $237,000.
BARTOW – Incoming Polk County Public Schools Superintendent Frederick Heid said he wants to be treated like any other school administrator when it comes to salary and health insurance.
The Polk County School Board will vote on Heid’s contract at Tuesday night’s board meeting, which includes a salary of $255,000 and health insurance for Heid, but not his wife and son he will cover the cost for their insurance just like school employees do for spouses and children.
“I’ll pay for it – I pay for it now,” Heid said during a Monday morning phone call. “It’s something I’m accustomed to. It’s a fairness – you re modeling (behavior). I m not better than anyone else in the organization.”
He also said the School Board has not listened to the recommendations from top state officials, including Gov. Ron DeSantis, Commissioner of Education Richard Corcoran, and Florida Department of Health State Surgeon General Dr. Scott A. Rivkees, instead opting to listen to doctors recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization.
State government officials have recommended removing masks, and the governor has ordered county and city lawmakers not to institute any more emergency orders. Doctors with the CDC and WHO have recommended continued mask use.
The school district, however, is not ignoring anyone.
Its last meeting was April 27, nearly a week before the governor rescinded emergency orders put in place last year at the start of the worldwide pandemic. The board that night listened to more than a dozen speakers, who urged them to halt mask use. The School Board has planned to discuss the issue at Tue
BARTOW The Polk County School Board is facing a showdown Tuesday, when more parents and students plan to demand a mask-free option on campuses across the district beginning immediately, with one Facebook group calling for a day of protest with less than three weeks of school left.
“The student code of conduct face covering policy requirement implemented by the PCSB should be brought to a vote and rescinded at the May 11 regular meeting,” the group No More Mask Mandate for Children stated on its private Facebook page last week.
The School Board voted unanimously last summer to add the mask mandate to the student code of conduct after listening to a panel of doctors from Nemours Children s Hospital, Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center and the Florida Department of Health’s Polk County office. No one from the public spoke for or against it or emailed the board about it before the vote, held via Zoom.