Englewood residents and those interested in the future of South Broadway have an opportunity to weigh in on the area's revitalization. A self-guided walking tour set for Tuesday, August 12, from 4 to 7 p.m., invites the local community to explore the potential development of South Broadway from Hampden to Belleview Avenue. According to the City of Englewood, the walking tour will commence at Western Sky Bar & Taproom, where attendees can learn about the project's vision and key strategic areas, such as safety, public art, economic development, and city amenities.
The tour involves a stroll along the 4300 block of South Broadway, where participants will encounter city staff and community representatives at designated stops, view early concept plans, and share their ideas on how they envision the future of the corridor and the tour, not confining to a strict route, allows for a sense of organic discovery of the visions laid forth for local enhancements. In a statement obtained by the City of Englewood, stakeholders are encouraged to "connect in person and contribute to real improvements" that will shape the area in the coming years.
For those who are unable to attend the walking tour or prefer the digital route, there is an alternative way to participate. A community survey is available online, offering a platform for residents to voice their opinions and ideas remotely.
