Town of Penetanguishene Launches New 20-year Community Based Strategic Plan

The Town of Penetanguishene is excited to announce the launch of its 20-year Community-Based Strategic Plan. This plan was developed with extensive collaboration from Town Staff, Members of Council, community partners and residents.

The Community-Based Strategic Plan outlines the vision and goals for the Town of Penetanguishene over the next two decades. With input from residents, businesses and partners, the Town has identified key priorities to guide decision-making and future action.

 “This strategic plan was truly community-led, and the result is a comprehensive and collaborative roadmap for Penetanguishene. Our council is committed to implementing the recommendations in the plan, and we are eager to work with our community partners to ensure its success” says Mayor Doug Rawson.

The Community-Based Strategic Plan focuses on six significant areas of importance, outlined as themes:

  1. Penetanguishene: A Vibrant Community with A Small-Town Feel
  2. Stronger Together: Think Regionally to Increase Efficiencies
  3. An Inclusive Penetanguishene: Community Celebrations and Volunteerism
  4. Healthy Community: Promote Healthy Living, Well-Being and An Active Lifestyle for All Ages
  5. Celebrate Penetanguishene: Highlight Its Unique Heritage and Culture
  6. Corporate Initiatives

Each theme area has a set of strategic objectives, actions, and performance indicators to measure progress and success.

"We are proud to unveil the Community-Based Strategic Plan for the Town of Penetanguishene," said Jeff Lees, Chief Administrative Officer. "This plan reflects the collective values and aspirations of our community and provides our staff and council a roadmap to create a community that our members can be proud of.”

The Community-Based Strategic Plan is available to view online on the Town's website, and printed copies can be requested at town hall. Staff and Council look forward to achieving the vision for the next 20 years and working collaboratively to make the plan a reality.

Emily Dermott-Simpson

Corporate Services Executive Assistant

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