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A proposed community solar cooperative would let households and small businesses subscribe to locally generated renewable power without rooftop panels.
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A proposed community solar cooperative would let households and small businesses subscribe to locally generated renewable power without rooftop panels.
Three neighborhood parks will receive accessible paths, play features, restrooms, seating, and sensory-friendly improvements.
A citywide resilience program is reducing wildfire risk through vegetation work, home assessments, evacuation planning, and neighborhood training.
Energy-efficient pedestrian lighting now improves comfort, visibility, and historic character along the Main Street business district.
This program is building safer school crossings, filling sidewalk gaps, and supporting walking school buses on routes serving twelve public schools.
The adopted East Market design balances safer travel, reliable deliveries, transit priority, and a more welcoming main street for local businesses.
The adopted transit priority network will improve bus speed, reliability, stop accessibility, and connections on four high-ridership corridors.
A vacant downtown storefront is being planned as a one-stop resource center for entrepreneurs, small businesses, workforce partners, and pop-up retail.
The central civic plaza is being rebuilt as a shaded, accessible gathering place that supports daily public use, markets, and community events.
A resilient emergency operations center is being planned to coordinate multi-agency response during severe weather, wildfire, outages, and other emergencies.
The renovated central library now offers flexible learning rooms, digital media labs, quiet study space, and a welcoming children’s discovery area.
A public-private partnership is planning mixed-income homes near schools, transit, and neighborhood services on a city-owned property.
A completed wayfinding program makes public buildings, service counters, parking, and accessible entrances easier to find across the municipal campus.
The Comprehensive Plan 2045 will guide growth, housing, mobility, public services, climate action, and investment for the next twenty years.
The city is preparing a long-term tree canopy plan focused on shade equity, climate resilience, species diversity, and sustainable maintenance.
The city is extending the riverfront trail with habitat restoration, overlooks, wayfinding, and a comfortable all-ages walking and bicycling connection.
A new neighborhood recreation center will provide affordable fitness, aquatics, youth programs, community rooms, and outdoor gathering space.
New green infrastructure and drainage upgrades will reduce localized flooding and filter runoff before it reaches Mill Creek.