San Luis residents, it's time to have your say without the white noise of formal meetings. The City of San Luis is breaking from tradition and hitting the streets to host a series of laid-back neighborhood gatherings, dubbed the "Community Connections Meetings", over the next three months. City Hall's team will be coming directly to the people in various local spots, according to an announcement on the city's website.
For those eager to speak with city staff and administration, this is a golden opportunity. Mark your calendars: these informal meet-ups will run from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM on scheduled dates. The neighborhood tour kicks off on February 4 at Bienestar 9B Park, located at 375 Janet Napolitano Blvd. The city invites everyone to come, sit, and chat, creating a space for personal interaction and the opportunity to have their voices heard.
Following the February meeting, the conversation will continue at the City Hall Parking Lot, located at 1090 E. Union Street, on March 4. The series will conclude with a final session on April 1 at PPEP Park "Moctezuma Park," 467 Cesar Chavez Blvd. For those eager to ensure their topics are addressed, questions and concerns can be submitted in advance through the city website. San Luis officials encourage preparation to make the exchange valuable for both residents and the city.
