The Town of Argos and MACOG are partnering to update the town’s 2016 Comprehensive Plan, refining its vision and establishing a strategic framework to make Argos a high-quality hometown.
The town is kicking off the planning process by engaging the Argos community and asking them for their BIG IDEA on what Argos will look like in 2040. During the months of April and May, the town will attend various upcoming events. Residents will have the opportunity to share their big ideas using feedback frames, as well as participate in an input survey and mapping activity.
Events include:
- April 18 - Fish Fry from 4 - 7 pm.
- April 19 - Breakfast from 8 - 11 am and Easter Egg Hunt starting at 10:15 am.
- April 25 - Nickel Plate Square from 4:30 - 7:30 pm.
- May 3 - Children's Resale.
Visit the plan website at engage.macog.com/argos-2040 to access the activities and learn more about the Plan.
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