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Local little‑league organizers ask to use district indoor hitting cages; board and staff discuss scheduling and insurance
Summary
At public input, a little‑league representative requested use of indoor hitting facilities at the district 'bus farm' for offseason clinics starting after Jan. 18; staff and board discussed scheduling windows, coach involvement and insurance concerns and agreed the head coach could coordinate post‑Jan. 18 access.
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During public comment, a local little‑league representative asked whether the district’s indoor hitting cages at the bus farm could be used for pre‑season clinics led by the new coach. The commenter explained the clinic would begin after January 18 and might include junior and major division kids meeting an hour once or twice weekly; staff and board members discussed logistics and access.
Board and staff members said the head coach could open the facilities after Jan. 18 and that the coach is already making contact with junior players. A board member raised insurance questions about the hitting machine and youth participation; staff said those details would need to be worked out. The board committed to relay the message and to have the head coach coordinate scheduling.

