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During the first phase of community outreach in Spring 2023, Tucson residents will be asked to share their priorities and vision for the future of our City. This is an opportunity for the community to learn about the City’s recent efforts, assess our challenges and needs, and guide Tucson’s long-term direction. Plan Tucson will be on the ballot for voter approval in November 2025.
Plan Tucson held an Open House on January 19, 2023. Participants who attended the event could stop at various stations involving numerous City departments to explore and share input on various environments surrounding Tucson.
CHECK OUT THE GALLERY to view the posters made available for public viewing during the Plan Tucson Open House.
Over the coming years, community members will have the opportunity to develop a 20-year plan for Tucson, reflecting our shared goals and diverse aspirations. The goals and policies spelled out in the next Plan Tucson will be used to guide the City’s investments, programs, policies, and land-use decisions over the next two decades.
Community members were asked to respond to the following questions:
What do you like about Tucson?
What are your concerns about Tucson?
What ideas/changes do you have?
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Concerns
Ideas/Changes
During the first phase of community outreach in Spring 2023, Tucson residents will be asked to share their priorities and vision for the future of our City. This is an opportunity for the community to learn about the City’s recent efforts, assess our challenges and needs, and guide Tucson’s long-term direction. Plan Tucson will be on the ballot for voter approval in November 2025.
Plan Tucson held an Open House on January 19, 2023. Participants who attended the event could stop at various stations involving numerous City departments to explore and share input on various environments surrounding Tucson.
CHECK OUT THE GALLERY to view the posters made available for public viewing during the Plan Tucson Open House.
Over the coming years, community members will have the opportunity to develop a 20-year plan for Tucson, reflecting our shared goals and diverse aspirations. The goals and policies spelled out in the next Plan Tucson will be used to guide the City’s investments, programs, policies, and land-use decisions over the next two decades.
Community members were asked to respond to the following questions:
