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Deltona holds workshop on community assets; residents asked to prioritize spending
Summary
City staff and consultants ran an open-house workshop for Chapter 3 of Deltona’s comprehensive-plan update, asking residents to allocate five "dots" (a hypothetical $1 million) across emergency management, education, parks, utilities and transportation. Officials said online engagement will guide policy proposals in May and July.
Deltona city staff and planning consultants held the third workshop in the city’s comprehensive-plan update this evening, asking residents to prioritize capital improvements and public services that will shape policy through 2050.
Jordan Smith, identified in the meeting as the community development services director, opened the session and said the workshop would focus on Chapter 3, “community assets,” including capital improvements, educational and cultural facilities, emergency management and public services. “We appreciate your time and continuing to follow in this comprehensive plan update,” Smith said.
The consulting team explained an open-house format that replaces the round-table…
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