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KING WILLIAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS FACILITIES USE Revised July 2013 On behalf of the King William County School Board, welcome to the King William County Public Schools. Our school division is supported

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How to Fill Out Facilities Use:

1. Start by entering your personal information, such as your name, contact details, and any affiliation or organization you represent.
2. Identify the specific facilities you wish to use by providing their names or descriptions. Include any additional details, such as the date and time of usage, the purpose of your request, and the estimated duration of use.
3. If applicable, indicate any equipment or resources you will require during your facility use.
4. Provide any necessary supporting documentation, such as insurance certificates or permits, if required by the facility owner or management.
5. Sign and date the facilities use form to confirm that all the information provided is accurate and complete.
6. Submit the completed form to the appropriate authority or facility manager, following any specific instructions provided by the organization.

Who Needs Facilities Use:

1. Individuals: Anyone who wants to utilize a facility for personal purposes, such as hosting a party or organizing a recreational activity, may need to fill out a facilities use form.
2. Organizations and Clubs: Community groups, non-profit organizations, and clubs often require facilities for meetings, events, or activities and must submit facilities use forms to gain approval.
3. Businesses and Institutions: Companies, schools, universities, and other institutions may need to fill out facilities use forms when requesting space for conferences, workshops, or other business-related activities.
4. Government Agencies: Government agencies may need to complete facilities use forms to secure venues for official meetings, training sessions, or public events.
5. Event Planners: Professionals in the event planning industry frequently fill out facilities use forms to reserve space for weddings, conferences, trade shows, or other large gatherings.

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What is facilities use?

Facilities use refers to the process of requesting and utilizing certain spaces or amenities within a facility for specific purposes, such as events, meetings, or activities.

Who is required to file facilities use?

Individuals or organizations that wish to use or reserve facilities within a specific location are required to file for facilities use.

How to fill out facilities use?

To fill out facilities use, interested parties must typically submit a formal request detailing the purpose, date, time, and specific needs for the requested facilities.

What is the purpose of facilities use?

The purpose of facilities use is to regulate and manage the allocation of available spaces within a facility to ensure smooth operations and scheduling of events.

What information must be reported on facilities use?

Information such as the requester's name, purpose of use, requested dates and times, anticipated attendance, and any special requirements must be reported on facilities use forms.