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We heard from residents who preferred the option of completing our community survey on paper rather than online, and we listened! To make sure as many Maysville residents as possible have the opportunity to share their input, we have mailed printed surveys to the community.

We have extended the survey deadline and hope to collect responses by Tuesday, October 20, 2026, to give everyone additional time to participate.

If you have already completed the survey online, thank you! There is no need to submit another response. If you haven't participated yet, you can complete the survey online using the link below or return your mailed survey.

Your feedback will help inform how the $15 million Community Benefits Agreement can best serve Maysville, and we want every voice to have the opportunity to be heard.

We have committed $15 million to Maysville pursuant to a Community Benefits Agreement, and the City has established a committee to shape it. We attended a recent CBA committee meeting and agreed to share this short survey asking what you would like that money to go toward.

The survey results will go to the committee in full and will be published here.

We were glad to see the City of Maysville recently establish a Community Benefit Agreement Committee. The work this committee is taking on matters a great deal to the future of this community, and we recognize the responsibility the Chair and committee members have stepped into on behalf of their neighbors.

We're committed to being an active, positive part of the Maysville community, investing here and being a good neighbor. A Community Benefit Agreement that reflects what residents actually want is a big part of making that real, and we want this to be a community-directed process from the start.

We've heard from many of you already. Water, noise, and the Elementary School have come up as some of the topics residents care about most. We want to make sure every resident has a chance to be heard as the committee does its work. We look forward to discussing options for an easy, direct way for people to share what they'd like to see in an agreement. We'll share more details on that here as they're finalized.

As any good neighbor would, we want to keep you informed that work on our project has begun. If something happens that affects you, please tell us.

We held a public meeting on July 28 to answer questions about the facility. Thank you to everyone who came out. If you weren't able to attend, or if you'd like to revisit any part of the discussion, you can find the recording, the presentation, and the handout given out on the night in our Documents section.