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Interested in participating in Activation #3? Please RSVP here and we'll see you on July 10th!

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    Thursday, July 10, 2025 from 5:00-7:00 PM

    Community Activation #3

    Please join us for the third and final public community activation on Thursday, July 10th from 5:00-7:00PM. The event will be held in Courtyard A at MASS MoCA and will include a presentation with project updates and interactive opportunities to discuss with the project team. Please RSVP in the form below if you are interested in attending!

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    Online Feedback

    We will keep this webpage updated throughout the R2 Overpass Study, so you can stay involved even if you cannot attend in-person events. You can also share your contact information in the form below if you are interested in joining a small group or one-on-one activity.

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    Saturday, April 5th, 2025 at 10:00am

    Community Activation #2

    Thank you for joining the Project Team at the Berkshire Innovation Center at Mass MoCA to learn more about the project and share your feedback!

    A brief presentation of the team’s findings was followed by small group discussions with project topic leads, focusing on project history, open space, transportation, and getting input on different concepts.

    We’re grateful for your participation!

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    November 13th-15th, 2024

    Community Activation #1

    The Project Team kicked off the work on the R20 Project with an opportunity for folks to walk the site and share experiences at the UNO Center. This took place over a few days, starting November 13th and concluding on November 15th. Miss this Activation? Not a problem! We'd love to hear from you via your feedback on this page. We also invite you to join us at future Activations.

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7 July, 2025

Anonymous says:

Found the link. Apologies. Got too involved scrollilng down through all the great information. See you on July 10!

7 July, 2025

Anonymous says:

Trying to RSVP for the July 10th session but cannot see a form specifically for that. So, here is my RSVP!

7 July, 2025

Felice says:

Remove R2 bridge: It would re-stitch downtown, improve pedestrian, bike access, spur economic development & focus on people & community.

2 July, 2025

Anonymous says:

More walkability, more destinations for people to go to. More community gathering spaces.

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Integrate plans and services for persons without cars in our area.

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Coordinate these plans with the plans to return rail service from Boston, and maybe on to Albany.

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Consider ways of discouraging motercycle noisemaking and truck brake imposed noise approaching the town in residential areas & downtown.

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Consider ways of slowing down the traffic coming down hill from the hairpin turn as it approaches town, reducing danger of collisions.

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Pay careful attention to how to handle the intersection by rt. 2 and dunkin' to avoid congestion and confusion.

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Get rid of the overpass and have the traffic come right down main street. Make all other traffic, pedestrian & parking decisions accordingly

25 June, 2025

Anonymous says:

Friday evenings on Eagle Street should be the go to become the go to place for visitors and townspeople to gather, chill, see art, & eat.

23 April, 2025

Anonymous says:

Downstreet North Adams needs more store for shopping. There is nothing to do downstreet at all.

Activation #2

Your Voice Matters

Thank you for braving the wet and chilly weather on April 5th to join us at Activation #2 and share your thoughtful feedback! Next steps coming soon.

Community Activation #2 Presentation

Activation #2 Feedback- Overpass Schemes

Interested in what feedback was collected about the schemes that were presented? Here you will find a direct translation of the in-person activity that solicited feedback on sticky notes as well as green dots for positive feelings and red dots for negative ones. Each scheme has a large number in the upper left corner that shows the general public sentiment and whether those comments were positive or negative. Take a look!

Activation #2 Feedback- Open Space Desired Locations

At the Activation, the consultant team asked participants where they would like to see open space located in the project study area. Each of the green markers is a direct translation of where someone marked a place they thought would be a great location for open space. .

At the Activation, the consultant team asked participants where they would like to see open space located in the project study area. Each of the green markers is a direct translation of where someone marked a place they thought would be a great location f

Activation #2 Feedback- Open Space Program

At the Activation, the consultant team asked participants what type of open space they want to see in the City. The participants directly contributed by providing a green dot next to what they wanted to have added to the public open space.

At the Activation, the consultant team asked participants what type of open space programming they want to see in the City. The participants directly contributed by providing a green dot next to what they wanted to have added to the public open space and a red dot beside what they thought was not necessary.

Activation #2 Feedback- Where Do Folks Spend Time in N Adams?

At the Activation, the consultant team asked participants where they spend time in North Adams and how they access that space (walking/biking/by car). The pins are a direct translation of the responses received during the event.

At the Activation, the consultant team asked participants where they spend time in North Adams and how they get there (walk/drive/bike). Each of the markers is a direct translation of where someone marked a place they spend time in and the color represents the mode of transportation.

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