Edgewood Neighborhood Plan Update
We’re updating the Edgewood Neighborhood Plan—first developed in 2009—to reflect today’s needs and guide our community for the next 5–10 years. On this page, you can explore our planning timeline, see maps of current and future conditions, and learn about upcoming opportunities to get involved. Updating this plan is vital to ensure it represents our community’s evolving needs and aspirations — and your voice is essential in shaping Edgewood’s next chapter.
Engagement Opportunities
November 18th @ 9am
Edgewood Businesses and Non-profits
This meeting will focus on the priorities and needs of businesses and nonprofits located in Edgewood. Join us at Moving in the Spirit (1458 La France Street NE) on Tuesday November 18th at 9am. All Edgewood business and non-profits welcome!
November 18th @ 6:30pm
ONE General Meeting
Join us at Coan Recreation Center (1530 Woodbine Ave SE) on Tuesday November 18th at 6:30pm for a condensed overview of our neighborhood plan revision and an opportunity to share your input. This meeting is open to all Edgewood residents.
November 20th @ 5:30pm
Amani Residents
Join us at the Amani Place Community Center on Thursday November 20th at 5:30pm for this general overview of our neighborhood plan revision and opportunity to share your input. This meeting is open to all Edgewood residents.
November 24th @ 9am
Edgewood Seniors
Join us at Coan Recreation Center (1530 Woodbine Ave SE) for some breakfast treats and a chance to discuss the priorities and needs of our much wiser community members - our Edgewood seniors!
December 8th @ 5:30pm
General Engagement
Last chance for input!! Join us at Whitefoord Elementary's Media Center (35 Whitefoord Ave SE) on Monday December 8th for a final opportunity to give your feedback. All neighbors, businesses, and partners welcome!
Community Map Feedback
Share your thoughts on our neighborhood maps. Explore current community assets, housing density, safety concerns, and opportunities. Your feedback helps shape a better community for all.
Map 1: Community Assets
What assets are we missing or should highlight more prominently?
Map 2: Residential Density
Does this captures our neighborhood density and affordability appropriately?
Map 3: Safety concerns
Do these reflect your concerns? Are there others we should include?
Map 4: Opportunities
What projects do you thisnk we should invest in over the next 5-10 years?
Share your thoughts
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Partners
