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Community Engagement

On this page you will find materials related to past workshops, webinars, and community engagement activities.

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Visión Salinas 2040 is about our community's future, goals and priorities, and above all, our people.

The City will offer a variety of opportunities and ways for residents to help shape a new vision for Salinas. Our objective is to ensure all voices are included in the General Plan. Whether you want to serve on an advisory committee, attend workshops, or just share a great idea, there will be a way for you to participate!

 

To view a comprehensive list with meeting dates and summaries, please click here. 
To view Steering Committee materials, please visit this page.

 

Engagement Events

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Draft General Plan Joint City Council/Planning Commission Study Session - 06/10/2025

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Economic Development Element Study Session - 01/27/2025

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Environmental Justice and Public Safety Study Session - 04/23/2024

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Land Use and Circulation Study Session - 03/12/2024

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Housing Element Workshops - 04/19/23, 04/26/23, & 04/27/23​

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Public Safety Workshops - 03/28/23 & 03/29/23​

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Budget Meetings - January 2023​

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Community Design Webinar - 06/29/2022​

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Climate Action Workshop - 04/28/2022​

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Kick-Off/Existing Conditions Workshop - 01/20/2022​

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Land Use Workshops - August to October 2021​

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Built Environment Meetings

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Socioeconomic Systems Meetings​

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Natural Systems Meetings​

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Environmental Justice Workshops - 09/28/2022 & 09/29/2022​

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Climate Action Plan Workshop​

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Outreach Pop-Ups

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To reach a wider audience in a more casual setting, the City is conducting pop-up surveys to garner more feedback from the public. Pop-up surveys help ensure outreach efforts are accessible to the public by meeting people where they naturally gather (stores, community events, libraries, etc.). They help reach audiences who may normally not attend public meetings or respond to online surveys, and allow people to give their input at any literacy level, age, or language. 

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You may see city staff at your favorite store, local library, or next community event! We want to hear your feedback!

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