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Albemarle County offers Neighborhood Leadership Learning Series

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albemarleAlbemarle County is hosting the inaugural Neighborhood Leadership Learning Series on Thursday, October 1, from 5:30-7:30 pm at the County Office Building (401 McIntire Road), 2nd Floor. The Neighborhood Learning Series is a program for county residents to learn about local issues, connect with staff, and understand how to effect change in the community.

The topic of this first session will be “Transportation in Albemarle County”. Participants will learn about:

  • The agencies and people working on transportation in Albemarle
  • How projects get identified, prioritized, funded, and constructed
  • Traffic calming
  • Bike and pedestrian projects
  • Trails and greenways

While this event is free and open to all Albemarle County residents, we ask that attendees register in advance by visiting http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=zvuewqbab&oeidk=a07ebi93fzrd06719a7. Light refreshments will be provided.

Albemarle County’s neighborhood programming is designed to equip residents with the knowledge and skills to make their neighborhoods more vibrant, safe, and connected. To learn more, visit www.albemarle.org/neighborhoods.

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