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SMITHVILLE — Smithville is charting its course for the next 20 years with a new Resilient Communities Plan (RCP) that outlines how the city will grow, develop and adapt through 2045 — and officials want the community’s input before finalizing it.
The city’s RCP Comprehensive Plan, now available for public review on Smithville’s Community Engagement Portal, was funded through a $300,000 grant from the Texas General Land Office at no cost to the city. Final adoption is scheduled for December 2025, officials said.
“This plan focuses on strategies that promote sustainability, equity and resilience, while addressing key issues such as land use, housing, infrastructure, economic development, parks and trails, downtown revitalization, stormwater management and historical preservation,” the draft document reads.
