City leaders are set to discuss important planning initiatives during the upcoming strategic retreat in Beaufort.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesThe City of Beaufort has postponed its annual strategic planning retreat originally scheduled for February 7-9, 2023, due to Winter Storm Enzo. The retreat will now take place on February 24-26. Public involvement is encouraged, with discussions on the city’s budget, capital projects, and stormwater drainage issues. The event is open to residents, allowing for public comments and contributions on city matters.
The City of Beaufort, a charming community with around 14,000 residents, has had to make some adjustments to its annual public strategic planning retreat due to the impending weather antics from winter storm Enzo. Originally set for February 7-9, 2023, the retreat has now been rescheduled for February 24, 25, and 26. So mark those calendars and get ready to dive into some important city business!
The retreat will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day at the Black County Chamber of Commerce, located at 711 Bladen Street. During this three-day event, city leaders will tackle several key topics that directly impact the community’s future. This includes a thorough look at the current fiscal year budget and updates on ongoing initiatives that are designed to improve various city services.
One of the most pressing discussions will center around the status of capital projects that are currently in the works, as well as identifying any emerging capital project needs for the future. Throughout the retreat, residents can expect presentations from the city’s strategic partners, who will share insights and progress related to collaborative efforts in Beaufort.
A little added bonus for attendees: the retreat’s agenda will also feature a separate session on the Capital Improvements Projects, which is set to happen on February 25. This quarterly work session is designed to keep everyone up to speed on essential improvements happening throughout the city.
Beaufort Postpones Annual Planning Retreat Amid Winter Storm
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