City seeks community input for action plan
From staff reports
ALBANY — The city of Albany is in the process of preparing its Fiscal Year 2022-2023 annual action plan and is looking for input from the community.
The Department of Community and Economic Development has prepared a survey that can help identify priority housing, economic/business, public service and other critical community needs within the city of Albany.
Click on the https://arcg.is/uOaf5 link to access a copy of the survey.
Those who would like a hard copy of the survey can visit the Arthur K. Williams Microbusiness Center at 230 S. Jackson Street.
For more information on the survey, contact Kimberly Brooks, the city’s community development planner, by email at [email protected] or by phone at (229) 302-1244.
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