Santa Maria Leaders to Discuss Long-Term Plans at ‘State of the City’ Address

SANTA MARIA, Calif. (KEYT) - Santa Maria city leaders are set to discuss current priorities, recent progress and future plans during the city's annual "State of the City" presentation Tuesday afternoon at Allan Hancock College.

Hosted by the Santa Maria Valley Chamber, the two-hour event will begin at 4:30 p.m. in Boyd Concert Hall.

This year's theme, "From Vision to Action," will focus on how city leaders are turning ideas and long-term planning into action across Santa Maria.

According to the Chamber, presentations will include updates on economic development, public safety, infrastructure and the city's long-term vision, along with a look at accomplishments so far and projects planned for the future.

Speakers will also provide updates on economic development, public safety, infrastructure and the City's long-term vision, and talk about both the progress so far and what is projected to take place in the future.

Scheduled to speak are Mayor Alice Patino, City Manager David Rowlands, Police Chief Mark Williams, Fire Chief Brad Dandridge, Community Development Director Chenin Dow, Public Works Director Brett Fulgoni and Utilities Director Shad Springer.

The annual presentation is expected to draw local business leaders, elected officials, Chamber members and community residents interested in Santa Maria's progress and future direction.

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