Board to consider moving capital-reserve funds to replace Bel Air water softener (about $28,000)
March 13, 2026 | Carlisle Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
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Facilities staff reported the water softener at Bel Air Elementary needs replacement and that the work can be completed by transferring capital-reserve funds between previously approved project accounts rather than adding new money.
"We're looking at a total cost of about $28,000 to to complete that work," spokesperson Carissa said, noting Crestview and Bel Air project accounts have remaining balances that can be shifted to cover the replacement. Facilities committee chair George said the item will be brought to the board for a vote next week.
What happens next: a motion to authorize the capital-reserve transfer will be presented at the board meeting next week.
"We're looking at a total cost of about $28,000 to to complete that work," spokesperson Carissa said, noting Crestview and Bel Air project accounts have remaining balances that can be shifted to cover the replacement. Facilities committee chair George said the item will be brought to the board for a vote next week.
What happens next: a motion to authorize the capital-reserve transfer will be presented at the board meeting next week.
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