What type of rapid transit is right for Woodward?
Not just in Detroit, but for all of Woodward!
Come to a public meeting to share your thoughts, concerns, and ideas!!
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Monday, Dec. 3, 5pm-7pm at the Berkley Community Center
• Tuesday, Dec. 4, 11am-1pm at SEMCOG in downtown Detroit
• Tuesday, Dec. 4, 4pm-6pm at the Detroit Police Central District Station
• Thursday, Dec. 6, 5pm-7pm at the Baldwin Public Library in Birmingham
• Tuesday, Dec. 11, 4pm-6pm at the Detroit Palmer Park Police Station
• Wednesday, Dec. 12, 6pm-8 pm at the Ferndale Library
• Saturday, Dec. 15, 11am-1pm at Bowen Senior Citizens Center in Pontiac
Download the public meetings flyer to find a location near you, and share it with friends and family! Feel free to attend any meeting that is convenient for you. Each meeting will include a short presentation (30 minutes after start time) and allow attendees time to speak with project planners and view displays. Light refreshments will be served.
Formally these are part of the Woodward Avenue Transit Alternatives Analysis (AA), a comprehensive study designed to assess regional transportation needs and, most specifically, transit options for the 27-mile Woodward Avenue corridor from the Detroit River north to Pontiac. SEMCOG is working closely with communities along the corridor on this project, funded by a $2 million federal transportation grant, and scheduled for completion in 2014.
The purpose of these meetings is to discuss what transit along Woodward Avenue might look like in the near future, and to gather input from the public on possible transit options. Area residents, business owners and local government, agency, and community leaders are all invited and encouraged to attend.
More information available at http://www.WoodwardAnalysis.com/.