What Is Your Vision for the City of Spokane?

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane is set to update its Comprehensive Plan, a process mandated by the Growth Management Act (GMA) and due by June 2026. This update is crucial for establishing future regulations and policies that will guide Spokane for the next 20 years. To engage the community, the city is encouraging residents to participate in an online vision board, where they can share their ideas and aspirations for Spokane's future. The planning team highlights three core themes for this update: "Resilient," "Connected," and "Livable. " This initiative not only aims to gather input but also inspires citizens to formulate their goals for the city.

Participants can access additional details and the vision board through the Engage Spokane website. Community feedback is vital in shaping the city's vision and will influence future growth strategies and city actions. For those interested in staying updated, subscribing to the PlanSpokane newsletter is recommended.

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