Regional Visioning Workshop - The first phase of Vision North Texas began in the summer of 2004. The primary activity during the first phase of Vision North Texas was a major regional visioning workshop that was held on April 25, 2005, at the University of Texas at Arlington. Approximately 200 representative community leaders – from businesses, neighborhoods, civic organizations, and governments - were invited to participate in an intense, interactive exercise in which 15 diverse, ten-person groups generated ideas to accommodate the region's anticipated growth. This was our area's first regional effort with such broad public involvement and with a focus on the wide range of issues related to regional growth and development. After the workshop occurred, the Vision North Texas project analyzed the concepts created at the workshop and used these results to carry out a wide-ranging campaign of public information and dialogue during the rest of 2005. More...

Engaging Leaders - Vision North Texas has succeeded in engaging Metroplex leaders from diverse backgrounds in a discussion of our region’s future. These results are reflected in the project’s Video and slide shows.

The innovation and leadership of the Vision North Texas partnership has been recognized by important awards and recognition. Awards

List of Resources

Phase One Summary | Phase One Full Report | July 2006 Newsletter

Phase Two Report | Overview of Vision North Texas

Subregional Workshops

Previous Workshops: Southeast (Lancaster) | Southwest (Aledo)

Upcoming Workshops: Northeast (Frisco) | Northwest (Justin)