News

Congratulations go out to two of HUNT’s K-12 clients who completed successful building referendum votes this month.

The Alfred-Almond Central School District passed a referendum for a $5.5 million capital project that includes renovations to the library/media center and business offices, creation of a new fitness center for students and community residents, a new six-lane running track, and asbestos removal in several locations.  The vote passed by a 203-103 margin.

Shortly thereafter, the Watkins Glen Central School District also had a convincing win in its referendum vote, with a 408-204 margin for a $24.6 million project that will include closing the Middle School and expanding and renovating the high school/elementary school complex to accommodate the additional students.