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City seeks public input for strategic plan
Drop-in meetings at 4 sites on 3 days; survey, too
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To help flesh out a five- to 10-year strategy for things as various as street maintenance, park space and police and fire protection, Statesboro city officials have scheduled four public input meetings at different locations April 24, April 27 and May 13. City Council in February approved a $28,500 contract for the Atlanta-based consulting firm Amec Foster Wheeler to develop a citywide strategic plan, the first of its kind for Statesboro. To do this, the firm will analyze data on population growth and the local economy, review existing plans and gather public input.
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