A long-term resilience vision, clearly separated from today's work.
The St. Croix concept explores how housing, training, family support, and resilient infrastructure might eventually work together. It is not a completed campus, active intake site, or construction announcement.
Illustrative planning concept — not evidence of land acquisition or completed construction.
The planning idea
Village 5
Accessible, clustered housing concepts designed around stability and community.
Community Resilience Center
Shared space envisioned for coordination, learning, and partner-supported services.
Trades and food pathways
Proposed training spaces for trades, technology, facilities, agriculture, culinary work, and hospitality.
Resilient systems
Future energy, water, communications, and disaster-support concepts subject to engineering and diligence.
Known planning boundary
St. Croix remains proposed.
The retained planning concept considers approximately 40–50 acres. Site control, design, permitting, financing, construction scope, operating partners, and schedules remain subject to validation.
No unit total, completed facility, construction start, fundraising completion, or guaranteed program capacity is claimed on this page.
Why preserve `/campus`?
The existing campus route contains the longer project history and technical concept. Keeping it protects useful work while this page gives the vision its correct place in the public story: important, ambitious, and not the same as services available today.
