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Phase 1: Community Listening and Discovery
During the first phase of community outreach in Spring 2023, Tucson residents were asked to share their priorities and vision for the city's future. This was 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.
During Phase 1 of Plan Tucson Update engagement, community members were asked to respond to the following questions:
What do you like about Tucson?
What are you concerned about in Tucson?
What ideas/changes do you have?
Community responses are categorized into five topical categories:
Economic Vitality
Community Resources
Water, Climate Action, and Green Space
Land Use, Housing, Neighborhoods, Design
Transportation, Mobility, Access
Outreach Overview
2,000 +
Community members attended in-person events
950
Online surveys completed
400
Intercept surveys completed
12
Community workshops and meetings
15
Pop-up events
13,000 +
Comments received
Community Organizations & Pop-up Events
City High School
Tucson High School
College Architecture Planning Landscape Architecture Design Tucson: Park Place Mall
Tucson Police Department Family Day
Cyclovia
Tucson Residents for Responsive Government
Developer Stakeholder Luncheon
Tucson Rodeo
Festival of Books
Udall Farmers Market
Parks & Rec: Battle of the Bands
United Way
Pima Community College
University of Arizona Earth Grant Class
Southern Arizona Home Builders Association: Tech Committee
Ward 1 Open Houses (3)
The Children’s Museum: Earth Day
Ward 2 Environmental Services Open House
Tucson Association of Realtors
Wildcat Inn: Housing First Program
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Phase 1: Community Listening and Discovery
During the first phase of community outreach in Spring 2023, Tucson residents were asked to share their priorities and vision for the city's future. This was 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.
During Phase 1 of Plan Tucson Update engagement, community members were asked to respond to the following questions:
What do you like about Tucson?
What are you concerned about in Tucson?
What ideas/changes do you have?
Community responses are categorized into five topical categories:
Economic Vitality
Community Resources
Water, Climate Action, and Green Space
Land Use, Housing, Neighborhoods, Design
Transportation, Mobility, Access
Outreach Overview
2,000 +
Community members attended in-person events
950
Online surveys completed
400
Intercept surveys completed
12
Community workshops and meetings
15
Pop-up events
13,000 +
Comments received
Community Organizations & Pop-up Events
City High School
Tucson High School
College Architecture Planning Landscape Architecture Design Tucson: Park Place Mall
Tucson Police Department Family Day
Cyclovia
Tucson Residents for Responsive Government
Developer Stakeholder Luncheon
Tucson Rodeo
Festival of Books
Udall Farmers Market
Parks & Rec: Battle of the Bands
United Way
Pima Community College
University of Arizona Earth Grant Class
Southern Arizona Home Builders Association: Tech Committee