El Campo residents still have time to help shape the city’s long-term growth. A new comprehensive plan outlines how local leaders hope to guide the next 15 to 20 years, from roads and parks to housing and disaster planning. The draft shows El Campo’s population has grown nearly 6% in the past 15 years, with slower growth expected ahead. City officials say this is the community’s chance to influence that future. Residents can review the draft online or at City Hall and submit comments through the end of the month