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Osceola Residents Encouraged to Participate in
Shaping Town’s Updated Comprehensive Plan
Published: July 28, 2026 at
04:30 p.m.
By: Press Release
from Town of Osceola
Your Voice, Osceola’s Future: Comprehensive Plan
Outreach Launches
Keep it Wild | Grow it Smart | Keep it Osceola
The Town of Osceola is inviting
residents, property owners, and community partners to participate in
shaping the Town’s updated Comprehensive Plan. Guided by the theme “Keep it
Wild | Grow it Smart | Keep it Osceola,” the Plan will help chart a
thoughtful, community-driven vision for Osceola’s future. The Town of
Osceola is working with the Lewis County Planning and Community Development
Department to update the Town’s Comprehensive Plan in anticipation of
developmental pressures from Micron and Chobani expansions in the
neighboring counties.
To gather input
from as many voices as possible, the Town has launched an online community
survey available now through August 31, 2026. Participants can access the
survey at: https://arcg.is/WnKTG. The
survey takes only a few minutes and provides residents and stakeholders
with the opportunity to share their priorities, concerns, and ideas for
Osceola’s long-term growth and preservation.
Property owners
within the Town will also receive a hard copy of the survey by mail. This
survey can be completed and returned to Lewis County Planning using the
self-addressed stamped envelope provided with the mailing.
In addition to
the survey, the Town of Osceola will host an in-person Public Visioning
Session to gather further community input. All interested parties are
invited to attend.
Public Visioning
Session
Date: September 8,
2026
Time: 5:00 PM
Location: Osceola Town
Hall, 1426 Osceola Road, Camden, NY 13316
The Visioning
Session will provide an opportunity for residents, landowners, business
owners, and other community stakeholders to discuss ideas directly with
Town representatives and planners. The Town encourages broad participation
to ensure the Comprehensive Plan reflects the community’s shared goals and
values.
For questions
about the survey, the planning process, or the public session, residents
may contact the Town of Osceola or Megan Krokowski at the Lewis County
Planning and Community Development Department.
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