Explore the pivotal role of the Chief’s Advisory Group in Oregon City’s urban planning efforts, emphasizing its function as a bridge between the community and local authorities. Discuss how these meetings empower citizens by facilitating open dialogues on urban policies, fostering a sense of ownership and involvement in decision-making processes. Highlight specific examples of community-driven initiatives or policy changes that resulted from this engagement. Consider the broader implications of such community involvement on urban planning, sustainability, and social equity. Conclude by reflecting on how other cities could replicate Oregon City’s model to enhance their own urban development strategies.