Currently, Santa Rosa County 4-H program opportunities are somewhat limited due to the lack of a suitable facility. The proposed project is to construct the 4-H Field Education Facility that will expand educational opportunities and facilitate youth outdoor education in the areas of Archery, Horticulture, Entomology, Livestock, Agriculture, and Marine Science. The 3.49 acre parcel of land currently holds the Santa Rosa County Extension office. The construction work includes preparing the site for the new building, removing existing pavement and remaining structures, and building an 88’x36’ pre-engineered metal structure with plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems. The building will include a 36’x36’ enclosed area and a 52’x36’ covered exterior pavilion area. The enclosed portion will house a classroom that includes a donated demonstration aquaculture tank, storage area, restroom, and breakroom. The western edge of the building will have adjustable livestock panels ranging from 8’x8’ to 24’x24’. Over the past 12 months, the Santa Rosa County 4-H program has undertaken design and permitting activities and the project is “shovel ready.” The total project cost to complete the Field Education Facility is $204,000. IMPACT 100 funds will be used for the expenses for the construction of the slab, roof, and the exterior shell of a metal building to include plumbing and electrical stubbing for phase two of the building. The remaining building costs are covered through an additional grant received from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services in the amount of $74,319 and a matching funds commitment from Santa Rosa County in the amount of $75,000. Construction is expected to start as early as November 2019 and take approximately one year.