A community resource for staying informed and learning together. City Council meeting coverage: easy agenda previews beforehand and clear recaps afterward.
The city held its first public workshop on the Comprehensive Plan on October 5. The second is Saturday, November 21, from 10 AM to 1 PM at City Hall, with a third planned for spring. It is a chance for residents to weigh in on growth, roads, parks, and the city’s future. Our page has the details plus a neutral summary of what the 2026 community survey found.
Community Voices is WPCN’s new section for signed guest opinion, kept separate from our neutral reporting. Its first series features former Charter Commission members who support the charter on the November 3 ballot, explaining why.
What You'll Find Here
Understand how your city government actually works, who the key players are, and the important terminology; all explained clearly in plain English.
Your city government meets twice a month and any resident can speak. Here's how to show up, speak up, and make your voice count.
New meeting previews and recaps are published here as each meeting comes up. No spam, no politics — just your city, explained.
The Willow Park Citizens Network is an independent, nonpartisan civic resource created and run by David Allen, a Willow Park resident. There is no political agenda here — only a belief that citizens are better served when local government is easy to understand and easy to engage with. This site is not affiliated with the City of Willow Park, any political campaign, or any other publication.
Every meeting report is built from the official Municode agenda packet — the same documents available to anyone, just organized, researched, and explained in plain English. All primary sources are linked so you can always verify for yourself.
Willow Park is a growing city. Most residents have no idea what's happening at City Hall. This site exists to change that.