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Prescott Frontier Days and City of Prescott Seek Public Input on Proposed Master Plan for Rodeo Grounds

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Prescott Frontier Days, the non-profit organization that operates the World's Oldest Rodeo, is partnering with the City of Prescott to host an informational meeting on June 6, 2023, to review the proposed master plan for the rodeo grounds.

The meeting will take place at the rodeo grounds and citizens will have the opportunity to see renderings and learn about the long term plan to improve the grounds.

The goal of the meeting is to gather public input to achieve the best possible outcome.

The rodeo grounds are City of Prescott property and are used for various events throughout the year.

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