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City, county and USD 383 explore joint ballot and survey for SECO Park improvements, including indoor aquatics
Summary
City of Manhattan officials told the USD 383 board they are exploring a coordinated survey and possible joint sales-tax question to fund improvements at SECO Park, citing expiring taxes and prior joint projects; board members voiced support but raised concerns about timing and operating costs.
Jason Hilgers and Aaron Stewart of the City of Manhattan asked the USD 383 board on July 16 to consider partnering with the city and county to ask voters about funding improvements at SECO Park, including indoor aquatics, playgrounds and facility upgrades.
"We are all 3 owners of, numerous properties in the community, but SECO Park is one in which we all share," Hilgers said, arguing the three taxing entities have worked together on past projects and that a joint approach could be more…
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