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Read the Plan

As the Countywide Strategic Plan comes together, we’ll be posting draft plans, reports, maps, graphics, and other materials here for you to explore. This is your chance to see what’s being developed and share your thoughts along the way. We want to make sure the final plan reflects what really matters to people who live and work in Cayuga County, so take a look and let us know what you think! New content will be added throughout the process, so keep checking back. 

Draft Documents

Full Community Profile

The Community Profile offers a clear, comprehensive look at current conditions, emerging trends, and issues across Cayuga County. It brings together narratives, maps, and key data to illustrate the county's strengths and needs. This information will serve as a foundation for developing strategies that thoughtfully address the issues, challenges, and opportunities facing Cayuga County. 

DRAFT Community Profile (PDF)

Community Profile by Section

If you prefer to explore one topic at a time, you can view the Community Profile in separate sections. Each of the sections focuses on a specific subject -- such as housing, transportation, the economy, natural resources, and more. 

DRAFT Section 1.1 - Regional Context (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.2 - Historical Context (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.3 - Previous Planning Initiatives (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.4 - Demographics (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.5 - Economic Development (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.6 - Housing (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.7 - Healthcare (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.8 - Emergency Services (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.9 - Educational Facilities & Programming (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.10 - Transportation & Infrastructure (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.11 - Land Use & Development (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.12 - Cultural, Recreational & Scenic Resources (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.13 - Natural Resources (PDF)

DRAFT Section 1.14 - Fiscal Resources (PDF)

Other Materials

Community Survey Results Report

Cayuga County conducted a series of public surveys to gather community perspectives on four key areas: Placemaking & Identity, Quality of Life, Public Services, and the Natural Environment. Designed to be easily accessible, the surveys were distributed through multiple channels, including online platforms, community locations, partner networks, and in-person outreach to ensure broad participation across the County. All responses were collected anonymously and carefully analyzed to identify trends, community needs, and areas of concern. The resulting survey findings provide valuable insight into residents' experiences and priorities, helping to shape informed recommendations for the County's Strategic Plan.

Community Survey Results Report - Final (PDF)

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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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