Storylines emerge in Fayette Vision

By Bob Ross and Trey Ragsdale
TheCitizen.com
 
We’d like to personally thank the approximately 160 Fayette citizens who attended the March 5, 2014 Fayette Visioning public meeting at Sandy Creek High School.

Though the Competitive Assessment report was released to the public earlier in the year, this meeting marked the first time the public heard directly from our consulting partner Market Street Services, Inc. about the visioning process stages and the research showing Fayette County’s current economic, demographic and physical characteristics.

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‘Vision’ assessment outlines Fayette’s future challenges

Submitted by John Munford
TheCitizen.com

Solutions sought to attract young families; Fayette 2nd lowest birth rate in Ga.

A new stem to stern data-driven assessment of Fayette County is focusing on the county’s strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for both residents and local businesses to help pave the way to success for all.

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Fayette Visioning initiative gains momentum

By Bob Ross and Trey Ragsdale
TheCitizen.com


Even though Thanksgiving was last month, we are especially thankful this month for the efforts of more than 225 diverse citizens who stepped up to serve Fayette County in a unique capacity.

They participated in a variety of activities to launch a process that will span the next six months to define a Fayette County vision and accompanying implementation plan.

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Want to help shape future of Fayette?

Submitted by Ben Nelms
TheCitizen.com

Have your say by filling out survey at www.surveymonkey.com/s/fayettevisioning

Have you ever thought about the future and wanted to be able to impact it in a positive way? Now is your chance if you live or work in Fayette County. The recently created Fayette Visioning Initiative is underway and organizers want to hear from you.

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