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Fredonia Central School District seeks community input on capital project ahead of possible December vote
Summary
A district staff member announced a capital-project survey summarizing three proposed propositions and said results will guide scope and cost decisions ahead of a potential public vote in December; the survey is open through Aug. 1 and PowerPoint slides from a recent Board of Education meeting are available.
A staff member for the Fredonia Central School District announced the district is seeking input from eligible voters on a proposed capital project and encouraged community members to complete an online survey.
"As some of you know, our district has been working on developing a capital project to upgrade our facilities and potentially hold a public vote in December," the staff member said, adding that the survey includes a summary of three proposed propositions and links to PowerPoint slides from a recent Board of Education meeting.
The staff member said the feedback will help the district finalize the project's scope and cost, and asked respondents to share comments or concerns before the survey closes on Aug. 1. "We are politely asking for your participation by using the link that you see here," the staff member said.
District materials cited in the announcement include a three-proposition summary and detailed presentation slides; the staff member said those materials are available alongside the survey to help voters understand the proposals. No vote, motion, or formal decision was recorded during this announcement.
The district framed the survey as a community-engagement step to gauge support and identify adjustments before finalizing plans and, if supported, bringing the proposal to voters in December. The staff member closed by thanking the community and reminding residents that the survey will remain open until Aug. 1.
