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Maintenance Operations & Transportation
Maintenance, Operations & Transportation
Welcome to Maintenance & Operations!
Our Maintenance and Buildings & Grounds teams are dedicated to providing a clean and safe learning environment for our students, as well as maintained facilities for all CVUSD staff and the public. We are responsible for maintaining more than 130 buildings and over 220 acres of grounds and athletic fields, and the daily and seasonal cleaning of all campuses and facilities district wide.
Natalie Hung is the friendly voice you will reach when contacting our department. She provides amazing support. Maintenance & Operations also assists with special events and provides support for many community groups who use our facilities daily. Please reach out to Katelyn Raymond with any facility use or rental questions or visit Facilitron.
Castro Valley is fortunate to have a transportation program that safely transports an average of 475 students to and from school each day. This includes Special Education. We also provide transportation for field trips and away games. Please visit the Transportation Department for more information.
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Contacts:
Aaron Ackerman, Director of Maintenance, Operations and Transportation
(510) 537-3000, ext.6902
Katelyn Raymond, Department Specialist (Facilitron)
(510) 537-3000, ext.6905
Nancy Nodal, Office Technician (Transportation)
(510) 537-3000, ext.6915
Natalie Hung, Department Specialist (MOT)
(510) 537-3000, ext.6900
Robert Scarper, Maintenance & Operations Supervisor
(510) 537-3000, ext.6904
Tracey Vierra, Transportation Supervisor
(510) 537-3000, ext.6901
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- Chabot Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Independent Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Jensen Ranch Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Marshall Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
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- Proctor Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Stanton Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Vannoy Elementary - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Canyon Middle School - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Creekside Middle School - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Castro Valley High School - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Redwood High School - FIT 24-25.xlsm
- Castro Valley Adult & Career Education - FIT 24-25.xlsm
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- What is the timeline on replacement impacted faucets?
- Parts have been ordered and we expect to have them and to be able to replace them within the next few weeks. Until then we have bottled water available. In accordance with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines, it is a good practice to flush water faucets and fountains by running the water for thirty seconds before use. As an extra precaution, we are sharing this information with our staff and ask that they utilize this practice.
- What is the timeline for conducting a full assessment of the entire district?
- For the school sites identified in the draft report, we will complete a full water quality assessment as soon as possible. This process may take several months to complete.
- What is the normal recommended range?
- The normal range is less than fifteen (15) parts per billion (PPB).
- How is changing the fixtures going reduce the lead in the water?
- Although every attempt is made to reduce contaminants, replacing fixtures and faucets will not eliminate all lead in the water. By installing new faucets and fixtures we will be reducing lead to acceptable ranges.
- How do I learn about the East Bay’s water quality?
- Refer to East Bay Municipal Water District’s report at EBMUD’s website here.
- What is the timeline on replacement impacted faucets?