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Bryant Mayor sees walkable, mixed-use hubs as answer to traffic, sprawl

As Bryant pushes toward 30,000 residents, Mayor Chris Treat says the city’s future hinges on a simple idea: building neighborhoods where people can leave their cars parked all weekend. [click here to read more]

Bryant city leaders ask for public input on future growth

As Bryant continues to grow, city leaders are asking residents to help guide what that growth looks like through the next phase of the Bryant Leap Forward program. [click here to read more]

Bryant launches Phase 2 of Leap Forward growth plan

Bryant has launched the second phase of its Leap Forward Comprehensive Growth Plan, inviting residents, business owners and stakeholders to weigh in on potential growth concepts that will shape the city’s future. [click here to read more]

Bryant Mayor Chris Treat on Growth, Parks, and Bryant Leap Forward

Bryant Mayor Chris Treat discusses the city’s long-term vision, highlighting Bryant Leap Forward, intentional growth, community-gathering spaces, parks, infrastructure, and economic development. [click here to read more]

Bryant launches 20-year growth plan, seeks public input trough ‘Bryant Leap Forward’

The City of Bryant has launched Bryant Leap Forward, a community-driven comprehensive growth plan designed to guide how the city grows over the next 20 years. [click here to read more]

City of Bryant seeks community input for 25 year growth plan

BRYANT, Ark. — The City of Bryant is calling on people to give their input on plans to enhance quality of life in the city. [click here to read more]

Bryant to host final public input sessions this week for ‘Leap Forward’ growth plan

The City of Bryant will continue its week of public input sessions for its comprehensive growth plan, Bryant Leap Forward, with two remaining events scheduled this week at Bishop Park. Bryant held its first community meeting earlier this week, where residents were invited to review early concepts and provide feedback as the plan begins to take shape. [click here to read more]

Bryant leaders seek public input as “Leap Forward” growth plan takes shape and creates a new identity

Bryant city leaders are continuing work on a long-term plan designed to guide how the city grows, and they say community input will play a key role in shaping what happens next. [click here to read more]

Bryant leaders seek public input as “Leap Forward” growth plan takes shape and creates a new identity

Bryant city leaders are continuing work on a long-term plan designed to guide how the city grows, and they say community input will play a key role in shaping what happens next. [click here to read more]