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Boyne City hires Networks Northwest for $15,750 strategic‑planning process

Boyne City Commission · July 22, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a $15,750 contract with Networks Northwest, funded partially by MEDC grant money, to lead a data‑driven strategic planning process with public engagement sessions and measurable SMART goals.

The Boyne City Commission approved a contract with Networks Northwest on July 14 to lead a citywide strategic‑planning process at a cost of $15,750, with funding supported by a Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) grant.

Zach Vega of Networks Northwest described a process that combines public engagement sessions, pop‑up events, online surveys and SMART goals to produce a focused, actionable plan. Commissioners emphasized community engagement and noted the city’s previous strategic plan dated from 2018.

The motion authorizing use of MEDC grant funds and execution of the contract passed by roll call. Staff said the process should improve grant competitiveness by producing clear, measurable priorities.

Next steps: Networks Northwest will schedule public input sessions and work with staff to deliver the strategic plan.