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Presenters urge broad outreach as March 10 vote approaches
Summary
District and vendor urged attendees to share information, distribute printed materials (libraries, shopper paper) and bring neighbors to the March 10 referendum; staff will hold follow-up presentations for faculty and staff next week.
Presenters and community members discussed outreach tactics ahead of the referendum, including a full page in the local shopper newspaper, printed handouts for libraries and the pantry, and posts on the district website and social media. The superintendent said the presentation would be posted to the district website and shared on social channels, and community members recommended placing materials in the three local libraries to reach residents without internet access.
Trane and district staff asked supporters to mobilize neighbors and encouraged community members to visit nearby installations that are operating successfully. “Bring a friend to vote,” the Trane representative said when urging turnout for March 10.
