A Comprehensive Plan is a foundational city planning document that details a 10-15 year vision for a municipality, and guides both city decision-making, and city, state, and federal resource allocation during that time period. Over the coarse of the first Local Foods Action Plan, the Good Food Council of LA, local farmers and citizens successfully advocated for inclusion of food access and agriculture in the City of Auburn’s updated 2021-2031 Comprehensive Plan, the only new “chapter” in the Plan approved in late 2021: “Promoting Food Access and Growing Auburn’s Agriculture Economy.” The GFCLA served an important convening role to ensure community voices were captured and shared with the City of Auburn. To continue to reach a shared community vision for a robust local food system, it is imperative that a chorus of voices are paying attention and advocating to ensure community planning and resource allocation is in line with the vision outlined in City comprehensive plans. The City of Auburns’ Food Access and Agricultural chapter compliments many of the actions outline in the updated LFAP LA plan and vice versa. The hope is continue to use the LFAP LA as a bridge to connect the work happening hyper-locally within each City to what is happening across the region as a whole.