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Extracted from Consolidated Report

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Butte County Grand Jury • 2019-2020

Oroville Union High School District Athletic Facilities

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Findings 10 findings

F1 Page 92
The lack of maintenance documentation at Harrison Stadium for the athletic field creates a lack of accountability.
F2 Page 92
The water damage found at Harrison Stadium girls’ bathroom, in the locker room, presents a health hazard.
F3 Page 92
The water run-off from the Harrison Stadium football field drains into a culvert and out to the street gutter, carrying black Ecofill® beads to the river which creates an environmental concern.
F4 Page 92
Security cameras which are not functioning at Harrison Stadium pose a potential safety and security risk.
F5 Page 92
The Harrison Stadium security cameras would provide better security if they were networked for remote access for real-time viewing.
F6 Page 92
Improved maintenance at the LP practice field would reduce the risk of injuries.
F7 Page 92
It would be financially beneficial for LP Athletics to re-establish the Booster Club.
F8 Page 92
In the OHS weight room, the broken water fountain push bar creates a safety hazard.
F9 Page 92
In the OHS weight room, the cracked, vinyl weight bench surface creates an unhealthy infection and virus control issue.
F10 Page 92
OUHSD has responded to the current pandemic with efficiency by providing for students’ educational needs. 74

Recommendations 9