We’re looking at ways
to improve Central Florida . . . we’re looking to you to get involved!
How? By attending one or more of the myregion.org
Community Issues Workshops.
Traffic. Tourism. Education.
As a Central Florida resident, how do these issues affect your life every day?
Public Safety. Historical Preservation. Cultural Initiatives. Try to imagine
where we’d be without them. What’s your vision of home? How do you
want the community to grow? Who do you see defining what the future of Central
Florida will be like?
myregion.org
is looking to you for your ideas. Register today to attend one or more Community
Issues Workshops, July 9-12 at the Orlando Science Center.
Click
here to have your voice heard or call toll-free 1-800-900-5315!
myregion.org
myregion.org is a three-year initiative
that will help Central Floridians "build a common framework to guide the
future of the region." What does that mean? It means myregion.org
will help us all work together to plan our future as a single community, not as a collection of individual cities and counties. We can't afford to compete with
each other any more. We must work together to compete with other metropolitan
regions around the world. We're not competing with Melbourne; we're competing
with Munich. Not Tampa, but Tokyo.
So how will this be accomplished?
How do we learn what it takes to make this region the best in the world? Simple.
We study.
Specifically, the myregion.org
team has taken all of our regional issues and put them into 13 categories, or
Essential Activities.
Each category will be carefully studied from a regional perspective. Think of
it as seeing these Essential
Activities from 50,000 feet in the air.
For each issue, myregion.org
and community volunteers will gather to look at data, compare experiences and
brainstorm about how regional challenges can be met with regional solutions.
These individuals from the government and business community will work together
in Community Issues Workshops.
There will be at least two workshops
for each Essential
Activity -- and everyone in the community is invited to participate.
Click
here to register!
