Statesboro, Georgia Southern to host town halls seeking resident input on city’s growth

STATESBORO, Ga. (WTOC) - The city of Statesboro and Georgia Southern University are seeking resident input on the challenges residents face as Statesboro continues to grow. Residents can take part in person at one of two town halls or online.Community assessmentGeorgia Southern University has partnered with the city on a community-wide vulnerability assessment. The goal is to understand the challenges residents face as Statesboro continues to grow, and to use that information to support data-driven planning for the city’s future.Both the in-person and online options ask the same three questions:What challenges do you have living in Statesboro?What would you like to see done about those challenges?Who do you think should be working on that?Town hall datesResidents can drop in anytime during the town halls. Light refreshments will be provided.Thursday, Nov. 5: 5 to 7 p.m. at Pittman Park United Methodist ChurchTuesday, Nov. 10: 5 to 7 p.m. at City of David AssemblyOnline surveyResidents