Public Institutions Have Successfully Implemented Protective Monitoring
Many school districts have enrolled their hydronic loops, steam systems and cooling towers in the protective monitoring program. Though these plant managers and facilities engineers work with HVAC chemists from various companies, they can attest to the efficacy of the program, and to the thousands of dollars it saves them every year. 

Colorado

• Adams #12 Schools
  Scott Weber, Energy Mechanical Manager: (303) 961-0889
• Adams #50 Schools
  Don Ciancio, Maintenance Supervisor: (303) 429-6775
• Colorado Springs District #11 Schools
  Neil Case, Chief Of Mechanical Systems: (719) 477-6014
• Denver Public Schools
  Matt Smidt, PM Shop Foreman: (720) 641-7821
• Elbert County School District
  Mike Drake, Facilities Engineer: (303) 819-6267
• Saint Vrain Valley School District
  Mike Munro, Chief HVAC Technician: (303) 591-1846

Minnesota

• Robbinsdale Area Schools
  Jim Gerber, Director Of Facilities: (763) 504-8137
• Saint Louis Park Public Schools
  Robert Laney, Assistant Superintendent: (952) 928-6067

Montana

• Glasgow Public Schools
  Curt Brayko, Maintenance Foreman: (406) 263-7738

Nebraska

• Morrill Public Schools
  Brad Derr, Maintenance Foreman: (308) 247-2176

Wisconsin

• School District of Baraboo
  Patrick Acker, Director Of Buildings & Grounds: (608) 355-3985 x5510