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Committee approves $97K in architecture fees for school projects

Enfield schools committee unanimously approved $97,319 in architectural and engineering invoices. The Pre-K Through 5 and Eagle Academy School Pre-Referendum Building Committee, chaired by Randy Daigle, authorized payment to architectural firm Techton for three invoices supporting school

PK-5 Elementary Schools & Eagle Academy Therapeutic Day School Pre-Referendum Committee · Meeting of September 9, 2026

CT ENFIELD — Enfield schools committee unanimously approved $97,319 in architectural and engineering invoices. The Pre-K Through 5 and Eagle Academy School Pre-Referendum Building Committee, chaired by Randy Daigle, authorized payment to architectural firm Techton for three invoices supporting school construction projects advancing to referendum. Daigle's committee discussed state grant clarifications for Eagle Academy's therapeutic program at Eli Whitney and scheduled a community conversation for October 7 at Hazardville Memorial School.

Community concerns over maintenance planning and tax impacts were addressed as the two projects move toward voter approval.

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Source: the PK-5 Elementary Schools & Eagle Academy Therapeutic Day School Pre-Referendum Committee meeting of September 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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