Have you heard the news? Blanco is updating its Comprehensive Master Plan to guide growth, protect what defines the community, and prepare for the future. This 20-year plan will shape decisions about land use, infrastructure, water, housing, and long-term resilience.
The Path to Resilience survey is now ready for review and community input. This phase focuses on future planning choices and practical strategies that will help Blanco remain strong, sustainable, and prepared for the years ahead.
Interactive Mapping Activity - Help us see Blanco through your eyes. The Interactive Mapping Activity allows you to drop pins directly on areas of town to highlight places you value, areas of concern, improvements, and locations with future potential. This tool provides specific, location-based input that helps us understand how different parts of Blanco function today — and where targeted planning strategies may be needed.
Show Us Your Blanco Visioning Survey #1 is now closed for input. Thank you to everyone who shared stories, photos, and insights about what makes Blanco special. Your input established the foundation for the next phase of planning.
How to Participate
Use the feature grid below to explore engagement opportunities, including:
Click through each section to learn more and share your input.
Your participation today will directly inform the preliminary plan draft and the final Comprehensive Plan.
The Path to Resilience survey is now underway. This phase focuses on future planning choices and practical strategies that will help Blanco remain strong, sustainable, and prepared for the years ahead.
The survey takes about 10-15 minutes to complete and covers key topics such as housing, infrastructure, water, transportation, economic vitality, and emergency preparedness.
Take a few minutes today — your voice helps guide what comes next.
The Interactive Mapping Activity invited residents to share place-based feedback by dropping pins directly on areas of town that matter to them. Participants identified locations they value, areas needing improvement, infrastructure concerns, growth opportunities, safety issues, and spaces with untapped potential.
This tool provided detailed, neighborhood-level insight — highlighting patterns across the river corridor, historic square, residential areas, gateways, and emerging growth corridors.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the “Show Us Your Blanco” visioning survey.
Residents shared what makes Blanco special — the places, traditions, stories, and daily experiences that define home. Contributions are now closed, and the results are helping establish the foundation for the next phase of planning.
You told us what matters most.
