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City plans interactive survey for pedestrian safety updates during February open house events

January 28, 2025 | Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts


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City plans interactive survey for pedestrian safety updates during February open house events
The Needham Center Project Working Group is gearing up for an interactive community engagement initiative, set to launch with a survey and walking tour on February 6 and 8, 2025. This initiative aims to gather public feedback on recent updates made in the area, particularly focusing on pedestrian safety and comfort.

Participants will have access to a mobile-friendly survey that allows them to provide input based on specific stops along the walking tour. Each stop will feature tailored questions, such as how residents feel about the recent updates and their comfort level while crossing streets. The survey is designed to streamline responses, minimizing the need for lengthy written feedback.

In addition to the online survey, organizers are considering the use of QR codes to facilitate access for those outside the designated areas. A paper option will also be available for those who prefer traditional methods of participation.

The group is also planning to install decals on sidewalks to enhance the walking tour experience. However, the timeline for these installations remains uncertain, depending on production lead times. Regardless, the decals will be placed even if they are not ready by the open house dates.

This initiative represents a significant step in fostering community involvement and ensuring that local voices are heard in the development of the Needham Center area. As the project progresses, the Working Group is committed to keeping the community informed and engaged.

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