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    You are at:Home»Local News»City officials hold work session to discuss strategic plan

    City officials hold work session to discuss strategic plan

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    By KMAN Staff on June 28, 2021 Local News, Manhattan
    Manhattan city commissioners and officials met late last week at the Anthony Recreation Center to discuss the priorities and implementation of the city’s strategic plan.
    Part of the discussion was a review of public engagement and feedback efforts, such as online surveys and in-person meetings around town.
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    That was city manager Ron Fehr, who says the city commission was generally pleased with how the strategic plan process has gone so far.
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    The city plans to have a public draft of the plan in late July or early August.
    This will be followed by another work session with the city commission in late August or early September.
    To learn more about the city’s strategic plan and how to get involved, visit engagemhk.com/crossroads.
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