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City Seeking Feeback on Pedal Norcross, a program run through the Sustainable Norcross Commission

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Pedal Norcross
Pedal Norcross

The City of Norcross is looking for feedback about Pedal Norcross, a program run through the Sustainable Norcross Commission, to help guide decision-making for the future of bike-ability in the community. Do local residents and neighbors find value in Pedal Norcross? Does it meet needs and expectations? Is Pedal Norcross the best for the local community, or should the city make changes? Your responses will help them identify the answers to these questions.

If you want to provide feedback, click here..

The deadline for submitting a response is Monday, February 6th by 5:00 p.m.

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