The Prescott City Council met Thursday for a special workshop session to continue reviewing the city’s updated 2025 General Plan – a key document that will shape growth, development, and public services over the next decade.
This marks the fifth official meeting on the plan.
During the workshop, Mayor Phil Goode said…
City leaders and staff reviewed the latest version of the plan, which includes revised maps, land use strategies, and new goals focused on sustainability, water resources, housing, and wildfire prevention.
The plan also addresses changing demographics, noting Prescott’s aging population, smaller household sizes, and growing demand for essential services.
The city council meet again on June 24th for a voting meeting on the General Plan. If approved, it will appear on the 2025 city ballot for voters to decide.