The proposed Fairport for the Future 2025 Capital Improvement Project came before the voters on Tuesday, September 30. 

Proposition 1, which authorizes the $73.5M construction and renovation project, passed 1,989 “yes” votes to 394 “no” votes, an 83% passage rate. 

A total of 2,383 Fairport and Perinton residents cast their ballots on the proposed Capital Improvement Project, which focuses on modernizing and updating Fairport’s K-8 schools. The project, through the use of capital reserve funds, NYS aid and debt drop-off, has a 0% additional tax impact on residents. 

“The results of this vote show that our residents care about the environment in which our students learn,” said Superintendent Brett Provenzano. “Over the next several weeks, we look forward to talking more about the project and how it will benefit our students and community - stay tuned!”

For more information on the now-approved Fairport for the Future 2025 Capital Improvement Project, click on the Fairport for the Future 2025 website link.