PITTSFIELD — Maine School Administrative District 53 recently received a new 20-foot by 20-foot cold storage building that was located on school property adjacent to the Alternative Education building at Warsaw Middle School. This building was made possible through collaborative efforts of the Somerset Career and Technical Center Building Trades Program, students and instructor who built the structure at the Skowhegan location. The district was responsible for the building material costs only. All labor costs were provided by the students learning the trade.
In order to relocate the building to the Warsaw Middle School site, the building was constructed so it could be split into two 10-foot by 20-foot sections. Cianbro donated time, personnel and equipment to transport and setup the building to the new site.
The building will be used for materials that can no longer be stored in closets under stairwells at the school and for special equipment and files that had previously been stored at the former superintendent’s office.
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