The Washougal City Council approved an updated five-year strategic plan for the City on Monday, May 8.
The plan “outlines a clear and comprehensive vision for the future of the city over the next five years,” according to a news release.
“The plan is a roadmap for progress that will guide decision-making and resource allocation to achieve the city’s vision,” the news release states. “(It) is intended to serve as a catalyst for positive change in Washougal, improving the quality of life for residents and attracting new businesses and investment.”
Developed over the course of the past year with input from community members, business leaders, and city officials, the plan incorporates feedback gathered through a variety of channels, including surveys, public forums and stakeholder meetings,, according to the news release. The planning process was led by consulting firm BerryDunn and a project team made up of key city staff.
“We are grateful for the input and support of our community members, who helped shape this plan and ensure that it reflects our shared values and vision,” City Manager David Scott said. “With this plan in place, we have a solid framework to guide our efforts and decisions as we move forward as a community to achieve our vision.”