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Strategic Planning Committee

The Strategic Planning Committee is responsible for guiding and overseeing the development of Cayuga County's Countywide Strategic Plan. Working in partnership with county officials, county boards, and the project team, the committee ensures that the planning process reflects the needs, priorities, and vision of the entire county.

 

The committee includes members from the following organizations: Cayuga County Legislature, Cayuga County Sheriff, Cayuga County Planning Board, Cayuga County Parks & Trails, Tour Cayuga, Cayuga County Soil & Water District, Cayuga County Water & Sewer Authority, Cayuga County Health Department, Cayuga County Veterans' Service Agency, Cayuga County Employment & Training, Auburn‑Cayuga NAACP, Cayuga County IDA, Auburn IDA, Auburn Housing Authority, Unity House of Cayuga County, Cornell Cooperative Extension, and the Cayuga County Public Utility Service Agency. 

Committee members help shape the Countywide Strategic Plan by participating in meetings, sharing ideas, building consensus, and providing information about current local conditions, needs, and ongoing planning efforts. They review materials developed by the project team, offer constructive feedback, support public outreach and engagement, and help prepare for successful plan implementation.

Meeting Materials

Committee Meeting Summaries

These summaries offer a transparent record of meeting activities, including the information provided by committee members, feedback shared with the project team, and the actions taken to shape the direction of the plan. They are designed to keep residents, stakeholders, and county partners informed and engaged as the Cayuga Countywide Strategic Plan moves forward.

Committee Meeting #1 - June 3rd, 2025

Committee Meeting #2 - September 2nd, 2025

Committee Meeting #3 - November 4th, 2025

Committee Meeting #4 - April 21st, 2026

Committee Meeting #5 - June 2nd, 2026

Committee Meeting #6 - July 7th, 2026

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This project is being prepared with funding provided by the New York State Department of State under Title 11 of the Environmental Protection Fund.

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