Facilities
Working to improve and maintain buildings and facilities in SoWashCo Schools.
The Facilities Department is responsible for maintenance and Capital Improvement Projects for all buildings in the district. Other areas of responsibility for the Facilities Department include Health and Safety, Indoor Air Quality, Maintenance, Grounds and Central Warehouse.
- Maintenance: The district maintenance shop is responsible for the general maintenance needed in the buildings including: HVAC, pneumatics, energy management, systems and plumbing. The district currently has four maintenance specialists and one carpenter under one supervisor.
- Grounds: The Grounds department is responsible for the care of all the grounds in the district. Each season brings different duties such as landscaping, parking log repairs, outdoor signage, athletic field maintenance, snow removal, parking lot repairs, ect. There are two full-time grounds crew members and one working supervisor.
- Health and Safety
- Warehouse
Open Request for Proposals (RFP)
Snow Plowing RFP Materials and Forms 26/27 (REVISED)
Building Safety
Radon Testing
- About Radon Testing
- 2015 Reports
- 2016 Reports
- 2018 Reports
- 2019 Reports
- 2020 Reports
- 2021 Reports
- 2022 Reports
- 2023 Reports
- 2024 Reports
- 2025 Reports
- 2026 Reports
About Radon Testing
2015 Reports
2016 Reports
2018 Reports
2019 Reports
2020 Reports
2021 Reports
2022 Reports
2023 Reports
2024 Reports
2025 Reports
2026 Reports
Water Testing
- About Water Testing
- 2016-17 Reports
- 2018-19 Round I Reports
- 2018-19 Round II Reports
- 2019-20 Reports
- 2020-21 Reports
- 2021-22 Reports
- 2022-23 Reports
- 2023-24 Reports
- 2024-25 Reports
About Water Testing
2016-17 Reports
2018-19 Round I Reports
2018-19 Round II Reports
2019-20 Reports
2020-21 Reports
2021-22 Reports
2022-23 Reports
2023-24 Reports
2024-25 Reports
SoWashCo Schools is committed to providing a safe environment for students, staff and the community. As a part of this commitment, the district tests buildings for radon concentrations every five years. A portion of the district’s buildings are tested every year, creating a five year continuous rotation.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) require schools take corrective action for any room that tests above 4 pCi/L. We are happy to report that no SoWashCo district building or room has ever tested above this threshold.
Below are our radon testing results, by year and building. Each report explains when and where testing was done. We are committed to being fully transparent in this issue, as the safety of our staff and students is our top priority.

