District residents approved Oakfield-Alabama Central School's $23 million capital project in a vote of 129 to 114 Monday, district officials say.
The official voting results were tallied by 9 p.m. Monday for the capital project of $23,065,000 for construction to update the middle-high school instructional spaces -- science labs, technology, agriculture, art, FACS, and STEAM, repair the HVAC systems, and construct a new community multi-purpose field including a new eight-lane track with high-grade artificial turf.
Included in this project are upgrades to the district's varsity baseball/softball infields with artificial turf, new concessions with an outdoor accessible bathroom facility, and additional parking adjacent to the new multi-purpose stadium.
