Success StoryNew Addition
New Addition
Author: Andy Mills
Planning Unit: Meade County CES
Major Program: Community Vitality and Leadership - ANR
Plan of Work: Community Forums, Built Environments, Great Pumpkin Pursuit
Outcome: Long-Term Outcome
After 2 years of planning and delays because of the pandemic. The 7,500 square feet new addition to the Extension Service is complete. This ANR agent helped evaluate the needs assessment, the design and layout, as well as supervised during the whole development and construction process. All three agents were heavily involved with the whole process - forming a building committee, designing, and decision making during the process. Forty-three building committee and District Board meetings were held, during the 14 month process. The educational opportunities along with the number of people that can utilize the facilities now has greatly expanded. This will help market our mission and should help accomplish many extension goals.
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