Majority of Missing Records for 2008 High School Renovations Retrieved by Brookfield

Brookfield has found a majority of the documents from subcontractors for the high school renovation of 2008, the News Times reports.

Auditors had demanded that the town pay back $7 million in state grants awarded for the $28 million renovation unless the town could find the missing receipts and bids.

According to the News Times, a majority of the missing documentation was in the files of former superintendent of schools John Getz. The town had a deadline of Friday to provide the missing receipts.

Acting Schools Superintendent Ralph Iassogna told the News Times he was hopeful that the remaining records could be recovered from the project’s general contractor Danbury-based Morganti. The deadline to provide the missing receipts has been extended to March 6 by the state.

Read the full story at the News Times.

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