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Thank you to all who participated in the October Open Houses and took the online survey!

Thank you for all who provided feedback on how and where Fargo should grow.

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A community-wide process

Development of the Fargo Growth Plan 2024 is being informed and guided by the Fargo community through several methods of engagement, including:

Online Surveys

An online survey in June/July 2023, and another in October/November 2023, will seek broad public feedback on important questions that will shape the growth plan and its decision-making framework.

To access a summary of feedback provided through the June/July 2023 survey, visit Project Documents.

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The next Online Survey will be available at on this website starting October 16th.

Open Houses

Open houses in June and October 2023 (see details at the top of this page), as well as March 2024, will provide an opportunity for Fargoans to learn about the planning process and have in-depth conversations with project consultants and Fargo staff about issues important to them. Open house content, including questions and interactive features, are mirrored in the Online Surveys.

To access content from the June 2023 open houses, as well as a summary of feedback provided at those events, visit Project Documents.

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Advisory Committee

An advisory committee of local stakeholders is working closely with project consultants and City staff to help identify key issues, interpret findings, and guide the planning process.

The committee met for the first time in March 2023 and is being convened every 6-8 weeks. A list of current committee members can be downloaded here.

In addition to helping the City and its consultants identify key issues and interpret project findings, committee members also serve as important conduits to the community through the organizing of Kitchen Table Conversations with colleagues, neighbors, and friends.

Kitchen Table Conversations

Advisory committee members are hosting Kitchen Table Conversations—small, facilitated discussions that will ad the identification of important issues and how the community makes decisions about land development and growth.

Multiple rounds of Kitchen Table Conversations—each featuring a hypothetical situation or scenario as a basis for discussion—are being held during the planning process. To download conversation materials and feedback summaries, please visit Project Documents.

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Email the project's consultants at fargogrowthplan@czb.org