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Irving ISD Warehouse Welcome
to the Warehouse & Transportation department. On this page you will
find a variety of information pertaining to our warehousing
operation; please refer to the next tab for information regarding
bus transportation through our vendor, Dallas County Schools.
We’re fortunate to have a warehouse from which to
provide varied services and products to our many campus sites. This
40,500 square foot facility is located within our Facilities
Services building at 3620 Valley View Lane, and houses items ranging
from pencils to paper goods, and from breakfast foods to parts and
supplies. Nearly all that is needed to educate 33,000 students and
equip 4,000 employees can be found in our warehouse.
Take your time visiting our site. You’ll find
links, below, which further describe how our department operates and
how we might provide service for your specific need. Should you have
questions or comments, please feel free to contact our Warehouse and
Transportation manager, John Walker, at 972-261-5132 or
jwalker@irvingisd.net.
District Guidelines for Receiving Delivery of
Merchandise
 The
following guidelines are provided to campus personnel
relative to accepting merchandise at the campus from a
supply truck, direct shipment from the vendor, or
shipment from the district warehouse. Each campus
should designate at a minimum two persons with the
responsibility of receiving such shipments. There
should always be someone designated to receive at the
campus when it is open. These guidelines will be posted
on the district warehouse webpage, and should be kept in
a central receiving location at the campus.
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 Auctions
Irving ISD periodically holds public auctions of
surplus equipment, vehicles and other items. Check the
purchasing department website to see when items are being auctioned
and the closing date of the auction.
http://www.irvingisd.net/purchasing/auctions.htm
N1H1 Flu (Swine Flu)
 As
students return to campus activities it is possible that
students may be exposed to a Type A flu that could potentially
be the H1N1 flu (Swine flu). Please be aware that physicians
are not required or is it CDC’s recommendation to confirm H1N1
flu by extensive testing. If the flu sample taken by the
physician indicates type A flu it is being treated as if it is
the H1N1. While this relatively new (novel) flu has generally
been mild and most individuals recover without incidence it is
highly contagious and has been known to cause serious
complications thus students experiencing flu like illness should
seek medical attention for testing and treatment. Flu like
illness symptoms are: fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, and
extreme fatigue. Your assistance in monitoring for flu like
illness and taking active precautions will help to prevent the
possible spread of this flu ... |
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John
Walker
Warehouse & Transportation
Manager
Employed by the District in
January 1996, John was promoted to the position
of Warehouse & Transportation Manager in May
2000. His main responsibilities include
overseeing the District's out-sourced
transportation program, and managing the Irving
ISD warehouse. |
