Community Town Hall Forum
A Forum for Listening, Learning, and Respectful Conversation
The Parkville Living Center’s Community Town Hall Forums are designed to give our neighbors an opportunity to hear directly from candidates and better understand the choices before them. PLC invites candidates from contested races relevant to the communities we serve and provides each candidate an equal opportunity to introduce themselves and respond to questions. Audience members are invited to submit questions, which may be combined or moderated for clarity, relevance, time, and to ensure that a variety of topics can be addressed. Our forums are not debates or campaign rallies, and we ask everyone who attends to help us maintain a welcoming and respectful environment: please refrain from interruptions, personal attacks, campaigning, or disruptive demonstrations of support or opposition. We welcome people of every political perspective and ask that we come together as neighbors—ready to listen, learn, disagree respectfully, and allow each person the opportunity to be heard.
Watch our most recent Town Hall Forum from October 22,2026
Hear from candidates in contested races for state and county office.
Unasked questions from the Q&A below.
You can view a few of our previous Community Town Hall Forums below,
but the full catalog is available on our YouTube Channel (here).
The full catalog is available on our YouTube Channel (here).
These are hybrid events with limited in-person seating.
This is a monthly event – Free of charge – No membership needed.
In-person attendance is preferred, but we are happy to facilitate Zoom participation. We are working to safely increase our in-person seating capacity and are looking forward to more seating as the COVID risk subsides and/or is mitigated.
Our story - always being written
How We Got Started
We got our start during the pandemic, out of a recognition that our immediate world is shrinking and in that is an opportunity to match community needs with community resources. As a member of Parkville Presbyterian Church, founder Marcus Flores saw opportunity where need and resources collide.
Where We Are Now
Confident of the need and the resources available, we are building a coalition of leaders, members, partners and support, to be the heart and soul of the Parkville Living Center. Read more here.
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The Parkville Living Center (PLC) is a new type of community center, one that prioritizes relationship. By signing up you will be able to plug into the needs and resources of our community. Shortly after sign up someone from the PLC will contact you with more information.
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This dynamic offering depends on you, our community. Reach out, even if you are not sure why, and we can talk about whatever is on your mind.