District 38 Realignment.

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District 38 Realignment

Why Realign ? To better serve our members 12 areas with 6 clubs 4 areas with 7 clubs To provide more leadership opportunities to our members Added 1 Division Director (7  8) Added 8 Area Directors (34  42)

Realignment Goals Divisions Areas 4 to 6 Areas per Division Geographically compact Areas 4 to 5 clubs per Area Mix strong and weak clubs

Realignment Summary

Division A (orange)

Division A

Division B (purple)

Division B

Division C (blue)

Division C

Division D (orange)

Division D

Division E (gray)

Division E

Division F (purple)

Division F

Division G (yellow)

Division G

Division H (green)

Division H