What was the Valley like when you were born here, first moved here, or started doing business here? If you have made the Valley your home for longer than a few years, you have certainly observed sweeping changes. Our demographic profile, our terrain, our very atmosphere and just about all aspects of life in the Valley have undergone significant transformation.
(Pictured above: Sherman Way in Canoga Park, 1920s. Photo Credit: Water and Power Associates, waterandpower.org)
Do you feel like you have enough input into how the Valley is evolving?
Significant development is underway in all five of our partner cities, namely Burbank, Calabasas, Glendale, Los Angeles, and San Fernando. Los Angeles is leading efforts like re:code LA to update its community plans that determine land use and zoning. Metro is building four significant transit projects in the Valley. And the World Cup is coming to Los Angeles in 2024 and the Olympics in 2028, dramatically increasing opportunities for business growth, global sales, and direct foreign investment. Now is an opportune time to join together as a community, to weigh in on the issues that matter most to our region's development, and inform our decision-makers about our priorities.
A convenient way to participate in the shaping of our region's future is to take a few minutes now to complete The Alliance's Strategic Plan Community Survey. Your input will fuel the development of our Strategic Plan for 2023-2025, which will shape our programs and guide our advocacy efforts as we convene the Valley's most influential thought-leaders and catalyze the design of our region’s future. Click below to have your say.
