Share Your Feedback on Shaping Tempe's Community Vision

The City of Tempe is partnering with ASU’s Project Cities program and The Design School to engage residents across generations in an exploration and discussion of what will make Tempe a desirable place to live in the future.

During the fall semester of 2025, the 14 students in the Design Management & Leadership course at Arizona State University are engaging with the community to explore what will make Tempe an attractive place to live...25 years in the future. Students are conducting interviews and surveys with residents and are also looking at history and trends to develop possible scenarios for Health, Careers, Leisure, and what will make Tempe a ‘Hometown’ feel.

This survey will take approximately 8–10 minutes to complete and will ask for your opinions in the areas of what makes Tempe feel like home, health, career, and leisure.

We’re also excited to announce that as part of the Tempe Futures Open House on Nov. 18, from 5 – 7 p.m. at the Tempe History Museum, 809 E. Southern Ave., we’ll also be hosting an interactive community workshop - your chance to help shape Tempe’s future and share your ideas in person!

If you have any questions about this project, please contact the City of Tempe's Strategic Management & Innovation Office at 480-350-2913 or [email protected]. You can also learn more by reaching out to Andrew Whitcomb, Assistant Professor in The Design School at Arizona State University, or Alison Almand, Program Manager for the Project Cities Program.

Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and insights through this survey. Your perspective is important and greatly appreciated!