What's New?
Help Map the Future of Davis
Join us for the third community workshop to review the Draft Revised Land Use and Mobility Map, learn how it builds on previous community input, ask questions and share your feedback.
In-Person Community Workshop
Wednesday, October 14 | 6–8 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Center, 203 E. 14th Street, Davis
Virtual Webinar
Thursday, October 29 | 6–7 p.m.
Covers the same materials as the in-person workshop, followed by Q&A.
Ayúdanos a trazar el futuro de Davis
Acompáñanos al tercer taller comunitario para revisar el borrador revisado del mapa de uso del suelo y movilidad, conocer cómo incorpora los comentarios recibidos anteriormente, hacer preguntas y compartir tus opiniones.
Taller Comunitario Presencial
Miércoles, 14 de octubre | 6–8 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Center, 203 E. 14th Street, Davis
Seminario Web Virtual
Jueves, 29 de octubre | 6–7 p.m.
Se presentarán los mismos temas que en el taller presencial, seguido de preguntas y respuestas.
Future Community Engagement Events
View the anticipated outline of community events by clicking the link below. Please note, this is for reference purposes; dates are estimated and are subject to change.
Click here to view the Davis GPU Workflow and Timeline of Community
Shape the Future of Davis Together
Davis is evolving and you have the power to guide that change. After more than 20 years, we're updating our community's blueprint—the General Plan—that will shape Davis for the next generation. This isn't just another government document. It's our shared vision for the community we love.

What is a General Plan, and why is it important to you?
The General Plan is a policy document required by State law that serves as the City’s roadmap for land use and development decisions, conservation and meeting housing needs, among others. The General Plan is a key tool for influencing and improving the quality of life for residents and the conditions for business resiliency over the next few decades.

Think of the General Plan as a blueprint that guides decisions shaping all aspects of daily life
The housing options available for you, your children and/or your parents
How easy it is to bike, walk or drive through your neighborhood
The parks and green spaces where your family creates memories
The local economy that provides jobs and services you depend on

