Snow Removal Damages HS Sports Facilities

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Snow removal has reportedly damaged a recently completed athletics complex at a New York high school.

Monroe-Woodbury (N.Y.) High School recently completed an $8 million athletics field and track resurfacing project. Those surfaces were damaged by snow removal equipment in February, according to the Times Herald-Record. The newspaper reports that nearly two feet of snow fell in early February, and bitter cold temperatures slowed snow melt that needed to occur prior to winter track and field events and the start of “Fall II” athletics that had been postponed due to COVID-19. Those circumstances prompted districts to break out snow removal equipment, which in the case of Monroe-Woodbury damaged some surfaces.

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