West Mifflin officials unveil new comprehensive plan

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West Mifflin officials presented a new comprehensive plan for the town that they hope will guide development and improvements over the next 10 years. The plan was outlined in a 10-minute presentation, and a vote on its approval is expected to take place next week.

Why it matters

As a suburban town just outside of Pittsburgh, West Mifflin has faced challenges with aging infrastructure, shifting demographics, and economic changes. This new comprehensive plan is an effort by local officials to proactively address the town's needs and chart a strategic course for the future.

The details

The comprehensive plan covers a range of areas including land use, transportation, housing, economic development, and community facilities. It was developed over several months with input from residents, businesses, and other stakeholders. Key elements of the plan include proposals for upgrading roads and public spaces, attracting new commercial investment, and addressing aging housing stock.

• The comprehensive plan was presented to the public in a 10-minute presentation.
• A vote on approving the plan is expected to take place next week.

What’s next

If approved, the comprehensive plan will guide West Mifflin's development and improvement efforts over the next 10 years.