The city is holding a series of Community Choices Summits in October, open to all residents. Each summit aims to gather public input on key planning initiatives, such as transportation, parks, and the 'Moving A Million' and 'Play Big' projects. Information about these initiatives can be found at the City of Fort Worth's official website.
The main event at each summit is the facilitation of tabletop activities starting at 6:30 p.m., where residents will be invited to share their visions for the 2050 Comprehensive Plan. It's your chance to actively shape what kinds of places you want to emerge in the Fort Worth of tomorrow. For the specifics of the Comprehensive Plan, interested residents can utilize a QR code provided by the city.
These summits are part of a packed schedule, each kicking off at 6 p.m. with an opportunity to stroll through an open house. This is where attendees can provide their input on varied planning efforts currently in motion. The City News has even provided a handy QR code to ensure prospective attendees can register in advance for the free events, which will also offer light refreshments.
Multiple locations are hosting these identical content summits to ensure you have a chance to participate, irrespective of where you live in Fort Worth. The venues are spread out across the city: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center in the East on October 7th, Idea Rise Academy in the West on October 8th, Basswood Elementary School to the North on October 9th, and the Fort Worth Police Department South Division on October 10th. Each session will run from 6-8 p.m.
