Comprehensive Plan Reception January 22, 2025

Newcastle, WALocal News

The City of Newcastle is set to celebrate an important milestone in its Comprehensive Plan update with a reception scheduled for January 22, 2025, from 5:00 to 6:00 p. m. at City Hall. This event will provide residents with an invaluable opportunity to meet with planning commissioners and city staff to discuss proposed updates personally. Light refreshments will be available, making it a welcoming environment for community interaction.

Before the reception, attendees can access the draft of the Comprehensive Plan through provided links, ensuring they are informed and prepared. The event is designed to promote transparency and encourage public involvement in the planning process. Following the reception, a public hearing will take place later that evening, offering another platform for community feedback. The city emphasizes the importance of resident participation in shaping the future of Newcastle through this initiative. This engagement reflects Newcastle's commitment to fostering an inclusive and participatory governance model.

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