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City staff outline new public-engagement framework to Ward 3 advisory board
Summary
City staff described a draft public engagement plan informed by 700+ touchpoints and 358 survey responses; residents prefer familiar venues, single-topic meetings and expanded online tools. Staff will soft-launch the framework and seek further feedback.
City staff presented a draft public-engagement framework at the Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board meeting on Feb. 3, describing outreach conducted in 2025 and next steps for a soft rollout. Cynthia Esparza, director of community engagement and services, and Cynthia Parra, an intern, summarized findings from more than 700 in-person touchpoints and a month-long online survey that yielded 358 responses.
Staff said respondents preferred familiar and accessible locations (libraries 19%, parks…
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