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Franklin 'Comprehensive Plan Open House' is Thursday

Tuesday, April 7, 2026 at 2:35 PM

Courtesy-City of Franklin

FRANKLIN, Ind. - The City of Franklin reminds residents that the first 2026 Comprehensive Plan Public Presentation and Open House is this Thursday, April 9, at 6 p.m., in the Franklin City Council Chambers, at 70 E. Monroe St.

The interactive meeting will include the program and an opportunity for residents to give their input.

This is your chance to share your ideas and help guide Franklin’s future growth and development.

The comprehensive plan will address topics such as:

  • Land use and development
  • Transportation and mobility
  • Housing and neighborhoods
  • Arts, culture, and recreation

Officials welcome citizens to attend the presentation, participate in the discussions, and help plan the future of Franklin.

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