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Commission unanimously backs Quail Valley Charities' plan for youth training center at Sand Ridge
Summary
The board adopted a ceremonial resolution supporting Quail Valley Charities' fundraising to design and donate an Indian River County Youth Training Center at Sand Ridge Golf Club; presenters said the fundraising goal is roughly $3.55–4 million and that Quail Valley Charities has given more than $14 million to youth causes locally.
County commissioners accepted a resolution expressing county support for Quail Valley Charities' plan to fund, design and donate an Indian River County Youth Training Center at Sand Ridge Golf Club. The resolution was moved, seconded and approved on the consent agenda without public comment.
Kevin Gibbon (speaker 12), representing Quail Valley Charities, said the organization has contributed "a little over 14,000,000 to non for profit youth and children educational programs here in Indian River County" and described a partnership with the McGinley Foundation and the Indian River Golf Foundation to build a training center focused on outreach to underserved youth. Presenters said they aim to raise approximately $3.55–4,000,000 to complete the facility's design and construction.
Commissioners praised the public-private partnership and accepted a motion to adopt the resolution. Chair recorded the vote as unanimous. Staff said the resolution was ceremonial and that any future county actions — such as coordination on land use or construction details — would come through standard departmental review processes.
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