Attend an online feedback session on 9/27 to discuss themes and goals presented in the draft Statewide Historic Preservation Plan.





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*Make sure to attend one of the two Online Public Feedback Sessions on Tuesday, September 27, to discuss planning themes and goals presented in the draft Statewide Historic Preservation Plan!*

*PUBLIC FEEDBACK SESSION #1 - 2 TO 3:30 P.M.* [ [link removed] ]


*PUBLIC FEEDBACK SESSION #2 - 7 TO 8:30 P.M.* [ [link removed] ]


The Texas Historical Commission (THC) continues to solicit feedback from Texans through a series of online public feedback sessions to discuss draft planning themes, goals, and objectives for the "*2022-2032 Texas Statewide Historic Preservation Plan?Our Resilient Heritage*".

For Texans, places of historic and cultural value provide connections to the many stories and narratives of the people and events that shaped the state and its communities. Our Resilient Heritage?2022-2032 Texas Statewide Historic Preservation Plan provides a framework for state and local level historic preservation efforts. The Statewide Historic Preservation Plan also incorporates disaster resiliency content to help Texans improve the way we protect and preserve historic resources from natural disasters through disaster preparedness and adaptation strategies.

Register for a feedback session by clicking the blue box above that lists your preferred meeting time. Zoom meeting information is provided on the registration webpage. Thank you in advance for helping us to refine the plan!

Review the Planning Themes

To better engage during the public feedback sessions, review the Statewide Historic Preservation 50% Plan, by?clicking here [ [link removed] ]. If you choose to only view the planning themes, goals, and objectives, please click here [ [link removed] ] for the executive summary!

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Stay Informed!

Keep up to date with the 2022-2032 Texas Statewide Historic Preservation Plan by visiting www.texaspreservationplan.com [ [link removed] ]. The website will list regular updates on upcoming meetings, digital town hall discussion topics, and other activities related to the statewide preservation planning process.

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