**AREA 3** Bulk Trash: June 15-19 | Recycling: June 2, 16, 30 | Garbage: Every Monday
PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY BY PRESERVE CHATTANOOGA
Preserve Chattanooga is launching a new historic preservation plan. This plan will help guide how preservation can be used as a tool to support Chattanooga and Hamilton County’s growth, while protecting and enhancing the places that make our communities special. Most importantly, the plan will be shaped by the community itself through a process guided by preservation professionals. They are conducting a brief survey for you to help guide the development of the Chattanooga Historic Preservation Plan.
This preservation plan for Chattanooga is made possible through support from the Lyndhurst Foundation and the Tennessee Historical Commission. The process will be led by the Walker Collaborativein partnership with Thomason and Associates and Common Ground.
TAKE SURVEY: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GQ3YY3P
LEARN MORE: https://www.preservechattanooga.com/plan
CONNECT THE CORRIDOR - PUBLIC INPUT OPPORTUNITY
The Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority is asking for public input as they make changes to the Brainerd Rd & Lee Hwy bus routes.
“This is a city-building project. We are looking at how transportation investments can help connect working families to affordable housing, jobs, healthcare, education, and opportunity. We are looking at how safer streets, better infrastructure, and reliable transportation can support both the people who live here today, and the growth Chattanooga will experience." -CARTA CEO
WHEN & WHERE:
Wednesday, June 24th at 5 PM,
Chris L Ramsey Sr. Community Center
AREA 3: STARTING MONDAY, JULY 6, 2026
Public Works is launching a city-wide street sweeping program. They are asking residents to please move all vehicles, refuse bins, and basketball hoops off of the streets during the scheduled service week. The Brainerd Park neighborhood is "Area 3".
SURVEY CONCLUDES AT THE END OF JUNE/EARLY JULY
Neighborhood Services has teamed up with Communities Speak to ensure that policymakers understand the state of mental health in Chattanooga.
Communities Speak works with community organizations through a survey distributed across participating partners. By gathering input collectively, they hope to gain a clearer picture of community needs and work together to implement solutions that improve mental health outcomes across the city.
Take the survey here: https://sipacolumbia.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_54orqAsORcWGnVY?source=75
The survey takes under 10 minutes to complete and is completely anonymous. Participants can enter into a raffle to win a $40 gift card.
Visit the website https://chattanooga.gov/stay-informed/communities-speak if you want to learn more about the initiative.
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