For their conversation, there were several questions Chris wanted to ask Jason:

1. From a community and economic standpoint, what impact would a nearly $100 million investment in special education facilities have on the region?
    
2. Why is now the right time to replace or upgrade facilities like the Beekman Center and Heartwood School, rather than continue maintaining older buildings?
    
3. How does investing in safer, more accessible, and modern learning environments translate into better long-term outcomes for students and the workforce?
    
4. For taxpayers and business leaders, how should they think about the cost, like the estimated $55 per year on a $200,000 home, relative to the long-term benefits?
    
5. What opportunities does this bond create for local contractors, suppliers, and economic activity during construction and beyond?

Be sure to check out the video and photo slider below. Eligah is an employee of James Every of Boss Cider Company of Leslie, MI, an example of the dedicated employees who benefit from funding like that supported by the bond up for this May 5th’s vote.