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Rochester town hall targets community conversation on transportation
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ROCHESTER — Rochester Mayor Kim Norton is planning a town-hall meeting focused on transportation in the city.
ADVERTISEMENTFollowing similar events to discuss police use of technology and city utilities, the transportation-focused town hall will center on how people move throughout the city and how Rochester's transportation system works together.
Topics are expected to include Rochester Public Transit, parking, the upcoming LINK Bus Rapid Transit system and opportunities to walk, bike and roll throughout the community.
The conversation will also consider how a connected transportation network can expand access and support a more equitable, sustainable and resilient community.
The town hall is free and open to the public.