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Surprise council details priorities in new strategic plan

Public safety, transportation among goals for new mayor

When the Surprise City Council first met in January with a new mayor taking office to update its strategic plan, City Manager Bob Wingenroth wanted the council to have what he called a “blank slate.”

He set up flip charts with nothing on them and led the council to basically start from scratch.

“You took it from there, building from the top and flushing it out and being very detailed about it,” Wingenroth told the council on June 17 right before it voted to accept the strategic plan it drafted.

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