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City of Gulf Shores Invites You To Vision 2035

News Staff • October 15, 2024

Residents are invited to meeting on Oct. 29th

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Gulf Shores was a 206 acre town incorporated in 1958. Since then the area has grown into a nationally recognized vacation destination with iconic events like the National Shrimp Festival, Hangout Festival and home to numerous sporting championships.


About ten years ago, Gulf Shores embarked on Vision 2025, since those efforts began the city transformed into one of the most desirable small-town destinations in the South. The community came together to develop a new vision which included specific action items that worked towards enhancing quality of life. These items focused on things like access to better healthcare, environmental stewardship, improving education and creating new economic opportunities throughout the community. Now, as Vision 2025 comes to a close, the city is setting its sights on the future with the launch of Vision 2035.


The City of Gulf Shores has announced their "Vision 2035" campaign. In a press release the Gulf Shores Municipal Government stated "The City of Gulf Shores is excited to announce the launch of Vision 2035, a strategic planning initiative aimed at shaping the community's future for the next decade. Residents are invited to play an active role in this visioning process, which kicks off with a Vision 2035 Input Meeting on October 29 at 6 PM at the Erie Meyer Civic Center. This meeting will provide a unique opportunity for residents to share their ideas and help set the city's goals for the next decade."


The city is now beginning the development process for Vision 2035, with a strong focus on resident engagement. The Vision 2035 Input Meeting on October 29 will feature a presentation by Mayor Robert Craft, followed by one-on-one conversations between attendees, city staff and elected officials. This will be a chance for residents to provide input, ask questions, and help shape the city's priorities for the next ten years.


“The success of Vision 2035 hinges on the active involvement of our community,” said Mayor Craft. “Together, we have the power to determine our goals for the next decade and achieve a future that we can all be proud of. I encourage every resident to get involved in the Vision 2035 process. This is your opportunity to help set the course for Gulf Shores' future and create the community we all want for ourselves and for generations to come.”


The Vision 2035 meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 29, at 6 p.m. at the Erie Meyer Civic Center.


Mayor Craft of Gulf Shores even posted a personal invite video (below)

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