Montgomery County leaders are launching a community‑wide outreach effort to gather input for a new strategic plan that will steer county investments and services through May 2027. Residents can share their views by completing an online questionnaire, which remains open until October 31.
How to participate
The survey asks participants to evaluate the county’s current strengths, identify pressing challenges, and rank priorities for the future. A QR code and direct link are provided on the county’s website, making it easy for anyone with internet access to contribute.
Beyond the survey
Survey responses are one component of a broader engagement process. County officials will also conduct stakeholder interviews, host focus groups, and hold a public forum scheduled for November. These additional steps are designed to ensure that a wide range of voices—from business owners to faith‑based groups and family advocates—are heard.
Partnership with TPMA
In early October, Montgomery County announced a partnership with the consulting firm TPMA to develop the strategic plan. TPMA will compile survey data, interview insights and focus‑group feedback into a comprehensive roadmap that outlines priorities, recommended actions and performance measures.
Why the plan matters
County officials say the strategic plan will serve as a long‑term guide for allocating resources, improving public services and fostering economic growth. By setting clear goals and tracking progress, the plan aims to strengthen the county’s ability to support families, uphold community values and protect individual liberty.
Call to action
Leaders stress that the success of the plan hinges on broad community participation. “Your input helps us make decisions that reflect the needs of Montgomery families and businesses,” said a county spokesperson. Residents are encouraged to complete the survey promptly, as the deadline approaches quickly.
For more information and to take the survey, visit the Montgomery County website or scan the QR code provided in the announcement.
Original reporting: Alabama News Network — read the source article.
