After working with Magellan Strategies to conduct public polling of registered voters within the District to assess community interest in funding for a recreation center, the Board has decided to proceed with the initiative. The survey process resulted in over 770 responses, with 52% expressing strong or likely support and 38% expressing strong or likely opposition, 10% expressed that they are undecided. The survey data has a margin of error of +/- 3.5% and a confidence level of over 95%. Board President Kelly Moffatt stated at the Board's Special Meeting on November 25th that based on the survey results, he believes the District has a duty to put the question before residents and allow them to decide if a recreation center should be pursued. The District will now begin to work on informing residents of the many benefits that a recreation center will bring to the community as well as the costs to get it all done. If you are passionate about a community recreation center and want to become involved in a community campaign to assist in ensuring voters have all the information needed to make an informed decision next November, please reach out and join our efforts.