Our regularly held Community Input Meetings are free and open to the public – no RSVP needed to attend. If you would like to submit a topic to discuss or have a question that can’t wait until a meeting, reach out to us using the Contact form at the bottom of the page.
Help Princeton Future Organize Its Next ‘Walk to Coffee.’
Would you help us organize a “walk to coffee” from your neighborhood to a venue that might appear to be accessible only by car? Princeton Future has organized several “walks to coffee” — informal events in which we explore the town and often meet new friends. The accompanying video documents one recent walk, initiated by two Park Place residents who came to realize that they could walk easily to the Princeton Shopping Center. Please use the comment form if you are interested in joining or organizing a walk.
Please click here for background on how the “Walks to Coffee” began.
The New Master Plan: A Community Conversation — 11-18-23 Video
As the Princeton Planning Board was wrapping up its rewrite of the Community Master Plan, Princeton Future and the Public Library invited the public to share its questions and concerns about the new plan. The meeting included a short video by Tony Nelessen [at the 2:00 hour mark] on how a transit loop could serve most areas identified by the new Master Plan as centers for future growth.
Community Conversation: The Proposed New Master Plan
A Listening Session on the New Master Plan — November 18, 2023
Princeton Future and the Public Library co-hosted a meeting a week after the Princeton Planning Board began its public hearing to review the new master plan. The meeting was focused on several areas of concern that were raised by residents at the public hearing: The Housing Crisis and whether solving it will come at the expense of our existing neighborhoods; the Affordability Crisis – the COAH definition and the missing middle definition; Parking and congestion; and the public schools – how will they cope with this growth.
Click here to access the book summarizing the meeting and speaker comments.
To review all of Princeton Future’s meetings related to the Master Plan rewrite, please click here.