TOWN OF FOUNTAIN HILLS

Fountain Hills’ Strategic Planning Commission taking public comment

Input collected at public sessions

SPAC Commissioner Bernie Hoenle, center, talks with Kaye and Mike Baumgardner while Roger Riggert jots down comments on an index card during a strategic Planning open house.

(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)

The Town of Fountain Hills Strategic Planning Advisory Commission wants to hear from the public as it prepares a five-year update of the town’s strategic plan.

Residents provided comments during a session on Saturday, March 15, with a second meeting planned for 4 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 19.

There were boards set up with headings for various categories including life safety, economic development, financial stability and land use and development.

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