Atlas Global Development is gearing up for a significant presentation at the upcoming Winslow City Council meeting scheduled for Dec. 12. This marks a pivotal moment in the company’s engagement with the local community, as they plan to reveal the latest updates on their ambitious 1,200-acre development project.
In a move to foster community involvement and transparency, Winslow City Manager David Coolidge recently made the announcement at a city council meeting for an informational meeting with Atlas Global Development for the public on Dec. 14. This event, set to be held in two sessions—one in the morning and another in the afternoon—aims to accommodate as many residents as possible. The exact times of these sessions are yet to be announced, but The Tribune will keep the public informed as details emerge.
This upcoming presentation is notably the first of its kind that Atlas Global has offered to the public in Winslow since their involvement in the “Good Morning Winslow” meeting on April 5. The 1,200-acre development project, a collaborative effort between Atlas Global and the city, has been in the works for over a year. It is poised to bring significant changes to Winslow, potentially reshaping the city’s landscape and dramatically increasing its population.
As the project unfolds, it is becoming increasingly vital for residents to actively participate in the development process. This development is not just about building infrastructure; it’s about shaping the future of Winslow and its community. Residents are encouraged to attend these sessions to learn more about the development, express their views, and ask questions. The involvement of the community is crucial in ensuring that the development aligns with the needs and aspirations of the people of Winslow.
