Repairs underway at New Milford High School following fire
Mayor Pete Bass says he's authorized 50 temporary pods for the school to use.
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Jul 18, 2022, 9:26 PM
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Updated 1,153 days ago
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15ds agoThe town and state are working to make repairs to New Milford High School following a fire.
Mayor Pete Bass says he's authorized 50 temporary pods for the school to use.
The goal is to have the theater and gym cleared before the school year begins.
The state is working closely with the town to replace sections of the roof.
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