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Buckeye adopts updated city strategic plan
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Source: West Valley View

The Buckeye City Council unanimously approved an updated strategic plan designed to guide the city’s growth, strengthen public services and establish measurable goals for community development through 2029.During its Nov. 3 meeting, the council adopted the 2026-29 City of Buckeye Strategic Plan, outlining five focus areas, 25 initiatives, 103 objectives and 56 key performance indicators to help city officials prioritize investments and track progress.Buckeye Deputy City Manager Jared Askelson said the updated plan provides a framework for addressing the needs of one of Arizona’s fastest-growing communities while ensuring city resources align with council priorities. “Our strategic plan will give us clear direction as we continue to grow and service our community,” Askelson said.The plan builds on the city’s original strategic framework, adopted in 2022 and updated annually until March 2025.
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