Vision Now Honoring History, Inspiring Civic Engagement
What does it take to build a stronger community? Host James Phillips sits down with former Lakeland City Commissioner Don Selvage to explore the people, partnerships, and public service shaping Lakeland’s future. From the America 250 celebration and the Mary Katherine Goddard monument to civic engagement, local leadership, and the value of having your voice heard, this inspiring conversation highlights why getting involved matters—especially as our community looks ahead to the next generation.
- Activities for a Diverse Community
Lakeland will offer activities for all community members.
Goals - Diversity
Lakeland will support and celebrate diversity and inclusiveness in leadership, business, and civic engagement throughout the community. - Volunteerism
Lakeland will promote volunteer opportunities that allow all citizens to be actively involved in community service. - Strong and Safe Neighborhoods
Lakeland will have neighborhoods where residents enjoy their quality of life.
Goals - Sense of Community
Institutions, organizations, and neighborhoods will create and support a cohesive and engaged community that fosters intergenerational and geographic unity. - Public Involvement
Our citizens will be knowledgeable on how government works and how to communicate with decision-makers.
- Activities for a Diverse Community
What We Do
Lakeland Vision collaborates with a broad range of community stakeholders to implement a comprehensive action plan shaped by the community’s own vision of its future.
