I can appreciate the need for
a better facility and commend those people who have stepped forward and
dedicated personal time and resources toward this mission. However, we
need to be careful that we don't let the pursuit of a bigger and better
building prevent us from continuing to provide top-notch services to those
needing care today.
I recommend that before we
build a bigger building and continue to receive tax dollars for a new
building, how about moving to one a bit larger that the current one, and
go from there. If the new site is busting at the seams with seniors, then
we have real-time data to support the building of a 22,000 square foot,
$3.2 million building.
There are vacant building all
over Fayette County that I feel would lend themselves nicely to a bigger
and better facility to serve our seniors. FSS needs to answer the questions:
Who are we trying to serve and what do they desire?
Fran Plunkett
Peachtree City






Easy button Return it to long suffering taxpayers including those who have paid huge tabs to educate other people's kids…