Looking to 2046 The Communitys Vision for Spokanes Future

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane launches the PlanSpokane 2046 update, marking the first comprehensive revision since 2001. Community engagement through workshops and surveys underscores a collective vision centered on sustainability, diversity, and economic growth. Residents express a strong preference for a clean city that maintains access to nature and supports a vibrant arts economy. The feedback highlights the need for affordable, walkable neighborhoods with accessible services for all residents. This input will guide the next steps in the planning process, focusing on actionable strategies to realize the community's aspirations.

The Visioning Community Engagement Summary encapsulates the key themes and desires articulated by Spokane residents. City officials plan to offer more opportunities for public input as they consider the preferred path forward. The update aims to ensure that Spokane thrives in the coming decades.

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