A recent inspection by the state fire marshal's office was discussed. The inspection went very well, district officials said, especially considering it has been ten years since the last inspection. Most of the infractions found were minor ones involving overcrowded storage spaces, use of extension cords, and supply shelves built too close to sprinklers. The district has 90 days to correct the problem, but it can ask for an time extension. The cost of the corrections fall under health and safety expenses.
State law allows the district to levy taxes to cover the cost of health and safety expenses.