Assistant City Manager - Public Works at City of Decatur
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This document serves as a notification for the scheduled Parks and Recreation Board meeting to be held at the Decatur Recreation Center.
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The Equity & Engagement Director provided a report on current initiatives, including the completion of the Equity & Racial Justice Action Plan and the development of a community engagement playbook. Work group updates included an overview of the selection process for the Welcoming Business Award and a summary of a recent community conversation event. Additionally, the board discussed topics to be presented during the upcoming City Commission Work Session and planned for a future board retreat.
This document serves as an intermediary roadmap and a 'check-in' on the City's progress towards its Destination 2030 vision, outlining strategies for the next five years. It is driven by six organizing principles: equity and racial justice, climate action, civic trust, affordable housing, mobility, and economic growth. The plan addresses eight key elements including Land Use, Transportation, Economic Development, Housing, Open Spaces & Natural Resources, Climate Action, Community Facilities & Services, and Historic Resources & Arts and Culture. The overarching goal is to maintain Decatur's high quality of life, adapt to changing needs, and advance the long-term vision of a connected, sustainable, resilient, and equitable community.
The board finalized the draft of the FY26-27 Age-Friendly Community Action Plan and reviewed board accomplishments for an upcoming presentation to the City Commission. Additionally, the board addressed the resignation of the Intergenerational Reading program coordinator, appointed a new volunteer to the position, and introduced a new guest.
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