The School District of Clay County is required to conduct an Annual Casualty, Safety, Sanitation Inspection Report as well as an Annual Relocatable and Fire Safety Inspection by persons licensed and proficient with applicable Rules and Standards.  These Inspection Reports were performed by in-house licensed and qualified personnel and are available for public review. 

Local fire officials and public school districts must employ or contract with an individual certified as a fire-safety inspector in compliance with Section 633.081, Florida Statutes, in order to conduct a comprehensive fire safety inspector of each public school facility annually.        s.1013.12, F.S. and s. 1013.38, F.S. become effective on July 1, 2011.

The SREF/Fire-Safety Inspections was accomplished with two inspectors and completed without disrupting the school for more than a couple of hours.  The school custodian is usually available and walks the school with the inspector and takes notes on most deficiencies, that are also part of the report.  The schools than fix or place work orders for deficiencies found and return a letter stating all items completed, or Work Order placed.

The SREF/Fire-Safety Inspections will be done with only one inspector next year and may be a concern with the school testing and volume of work.  The schedule will be put out to the schools and the plan is to try and schedule around the testing dates.  The inspector understands the importance of the testing and will always work with the schools with this matter.

Ensure effective management of the organization, operations, and facilities to maximize the use of resources and promote a safe, efficient, and effective learning environment for Clay County students.  SDCC educational facilities should provide top tier facilities that afford teachers and students the ability to reach their highest potential.  

Approve the District 2016-2017 Casualty, Safety, Sanitation, Relocatable, and Fire Safety Inspection Report.