The City of Raleigh's Department of Transportation is hosting a final touchpoint meeting for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study. This event will take place on Tuesday, March 25, from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. at the Five Points Center for Active Adults. According to their recent announcement, this will be a chance to get the down-low on the project that's been brewing, and they're inviting locals to have a final say.
As posted on the city's website, the agenda is packed with a project overview, timeline, and a brief recap of what's been discussed at previous meetings. Attendees will not only have their input celebrated but also have the opportunity to see the results of their contributions to the project so far. The recent activity and changes, made due to the collective voice of the community, will be brought to the table. Also up for discussion are the near-term geometric improvements that are set to take shape later this year.
Attendees will have the chance to engage directly with the leaders from the Traffic Engineering and Mobility Strategy & Infrastructure teams. As stated in Raleigh's official announcement, there'll be light refreshments, too. This sign-off session will clearly lay out how potential improvements could be rolled out following this collaborative dance between the city officials and the community.
If you’ve missed the updates, you can catch up on the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study by visiting the project page before the meeting. The study has included workshops, surveys, and town halls focused on improving Raleigh's Five Points area.
