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City leaders launch community workshops to shape Saturn Park future

July 17, 2024 | Monterey Park, Los Angeles County, California



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City leaders launch community workshops to shape Saturn Park future
The recent city council meeting highlighted significant updates from the Community Development and Economic Development departments, focusing on community engagement and upcoming events aimed at enhancing local participation and economic growth.

Community Development Director Jessica Serrano announced the formation of the Saturn Park Advisory Committee (SPARC), which includes Mayor Thomas Wong as chair and Mayor Pro Tem Vengo as vice chair. The committee, established on May 22, 2024, aims to gather community input on potential land uses for Saturn Park. Workshops are scheduled for July 29, August 12, August 19, and August 29, inviting residents to share their thoughts and help shape the park's future.

Economic Development Specialist Janice Wong introduced the Economic Development Strategic Plan (EDSP), emphasizing the importance of community feedback in shaping the city's economic landscape over the next five years. A public input session is set for July 18 at Barnes Park, where residents can review the draft plan and provide their insights. The draft EDSP will be available for public review until July 31, with translation services offered for non-English speakers.

Additionally, Wong announced the inaugural Small Business Expo on August 8, designed to support local businesses through networking opportunities and resources. The event will feature exhibitors from various economic development agencies and will include complimentary refreshments and a raffle.

Library updates were also shared by Senior Librarian Kathleen Bowley, who detailed upcoming programs, including a summer reading initiative, community workshops, and a family pool party. Notable events include a book discussion on \"LA Weather\" and a magic show for families, aimed at fostering community engagement through diverse activities.

The meeting underscored the city's commitment to involving residents in developmental initiatives and enhancing community resources, encouraging participation in both the workshops and library programs.

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