We asked people what the Brooklyn Bridge means for them today, how they engage with the bridge, and where it might go in the future. Here's what they shared:
Bridge X will be a collaborative, patient, and community-driven process. Over time, Bridge X will be a continuous process of sharing ideas, testing, and engaging to achieve a collective vision.
Bridge X combines an extensive program of in-person and digital engagement strategies to ensure that the community can actively participate in developing and shaping the interventions, designs, and services that matter most for their Brooklyn Bridge.
This planning process will be complemented by Bridge X’s proposed collaborative management structure. This structure brings together a diverse range of partners including city agencies, and neighborhood and advocacy groups to plan, implement and maintain the community-based ideas.
Complement digital resources with traditional engagement strategies to ensure maximum community input. A community-driven process is key to the development of Bridge X.
It begins with communication, and the app is here to help you find your way. And more importantly to share your Bridge X stories. Leave a bubble message for us!
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While we must understand how the neighborhood currently communicates and organizes. We need to make sure that newsletters will be mailed to you about upcoming events, upgrades will be discussed at your communities meetings, and staffs will offer hard copy surveys on the bridge.
The community and their ideas will drive the evolving design of Bridge X. Through a collaborative and gradual process, ideas shared by the community will have the opportunity to become long-lasting features on the bridge. A strong coalition of the bridge community must drive the evolving design of Bridge X. We're excited to see where conversation takes us!
Bridge X nurtures the X-periment, using extensive community engagement to help identify and design the improvements needed to create a Brooklyn Bridge for the future.