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Cocoa High Track

Archived under: 2022-04-28
Status: Machine transcript available
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I had the opportunity to sit and meet with the city council on several different occasions. I drew up some plans and the process that it was going to take to raise those funds, and the city agreed to give

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to help support this effort.

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So the curbing was there. We had some soft spots in our berm to the south side of our track. So they came in and prepped all of that area, got it set for our beautiful state-of-the-art track. This way we didn't have many issues. Also surveying our pole vault areas. We moved our jumping events from across the street to over here. So it was laying out those areas, making sure that's where we wanted it. With that said, do we want to relocate the flag poles here? Do we want to put them there? So it was those conversations. So the plan was put in place, and these guys have done a wonderful job out here on this track. There's a lot of beautiful schools in our school district, but there is no school that has a venue the way that we

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High $85,000.

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We have home and visitor bathrooms, concession stands, bleachers. It's detached from campus. So we're really looking to make this a part of our community as well as our school, be able to host potential AAU track meets and things of that nature. And again, use it as a venue as well as to support the needs of our students at Cocoa High. Even the paint job, it'll be a certified track, which means whether it's a

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actually count because it'll be certified.

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I'm just thankful and grateful for the relationship that Cocoa High School has with the city of Cocoa. Because they, with that $85,000 that they donated to the cause, we were only about $50,000 shy of meeting our goal to do it. And

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district as well. You know, we appreciate the district for coming around and say, you know what, let's go ahead and make this happen for all schools.

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Transcript revision built 2026-10-27T10:16:10 · 344 ordinary words, 47 in suspect passages, 0 machine re-recognized.