Presenter urges support for capital project, reminds voters about absentee ballots

A presenter for the Fredonia Central School District urged community members to support propositions 1, 2 and 3 tied to a district capital project and reminded voters that absentee ballots are available this week.

"We are trying to get information into your hands as many ways as we possibly can," the presenter said, directing listeners to a digital flyer (a "s'more") with details about the project. The presenter added, "If you are looking for an absentee ballot and you are here over Thanksgiving break, our district office right behind me is open this Wednesday from 8AM to 2PM."

The presenter framed the three measures as central to the district's mission and vision: "proposition 1, 2, and 3 in my mind give us the best possible chance to make good on our mission of everybody becoming their greatest selves, our vision of being innovative, dynamic, and global ... and one of our core beliefs of being student centered in our decision making and our behavior." The transcript does not provide specifics about what each proposition would fund or change.

The presenter reminded residents the capital project vote is scheduled for Dec. 12 and encouraged turnout: "Come on out and have your voice heard." No formal motion, vote, or board action was recorded in the transcript; the remarks were a public announcement and encouragement to vote.

Practical details given in the remarks: absentee ballots can be obtained at the district office and the office will be open Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for residents on Thanksgiving break to complete the process in person. The presenter closed with holiday well wishes.

The transcript does not specify the content, funding sources, or estimated cost of propositions 1–3, nor does it record any questions, public comment, or debate about the measures during this excerpt. The next procedural step referenced by the presenter is the Dec. 12 vote.