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Costs to repair school vandalism damage increase

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The numberof reported vandalism incidents in the Howard County Public School System decreased from two school years ago, but the cost to repair the damage increased, according to a system report.

“Broken windows, graffiti and cracked or broken urinals” are examples of the most prevalent types of vandalism, said Debby Rinebarger, assistant to the manager of the Safety, Environment and Risk Management office with the school system.

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