Hawaii cuts public school repair backlog in half

May 10, 2010
Officials say the repair and maintenance backlog has declined by 52 percent since 2001

From The Honolulu Advertiser: A backlog of repair and maintenance work at Hawaii's public schools that at one point soared to nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars has been cut by half and stands at one of its lowest points in the last 10 years.

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