FAIRFIELD — The first step to creating a one-stop shop for youth services at the vacant Sullivan Middle School was taken Tuesday as city and school leaders gave the OK to move forward.
The rare joint meeting between the Fairfield-Suisun School District and the Fairfield City Council was a culmination that many in the city and school district have been working toward for almost five years. The plan is to take all services spread throughout the district and city and place them in a central location.
“This is the culmination of four in a half years of dreaming, talking and working together,” Superintendent Jacki Cottingim-Dias said. She was joined by Police Chief Walt Tibbet and City Manager Sean Quinn while leading the meeting.