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Our November conversation features a guest from DART.
Tanya Brooks, Assistant Vice President for Capital Planning, of Dallas Area Rapid Transit will present the Red Bird Mobility Hub study and take questions from neighbors. If you ride through Red Bird, transfer here, or have opinions about how long it takes to get across southern Dallas, this is the meeting to be at.
In October, Bill Chinn, CEO of the Dallas Entrepreneur Center, talked with us about the state of entrepreneurship in southern Dallas. This month we stay on the neighborhood itself, starting with how people actually move through it.
South Oak Cliff residents are invited to come, learn, and weigh in on the future of their community. Leave a comment with your questions for Tanya and we will bring them into the conversation.
On the agenda

  • The Red Bird Mobility Hub study, presented by DART, with time for questions
  • What came out of the October conversation, and what we do with it
  • What is working and what needs fixing in the neighborhood right now

Event Details

  • Date: Thursday, November 5
  • Time: 6:30 to 8:00 PM
  • Location: The DEC Network (3560 W Camp Wisdom Rd Ste 200, Dallas, TX 75237)
  • Directions: Once you arrive, please head to the SOUTH WING of The Shops At RedBird. Find the DEC Center office next to Workforce Labor Solutions. You will see a big red bird above the entrance.

Transit Options
As always, we encourage using local transit to get to the event:

  • DART: Easily accessible via bus routes 57 and 108.
  • STAR Transit: Serving attendees travelling from Duncanville and DeSoto.

RSVP today to save your spot, we hope to see you there. If you have any trouble RSVPing through Meetup, email us at [contact@dallasurbanists.org](mailto:contact@dallasurbanists.org).
What is a hyperlocal conversation?
A neighborhood-specific monthly gathering where neighbors explore ways to improve walkability where they live. Each meeting opens with 45 to 60 minutes of guided discussion, then open social time. Our vision is a conversation in and for every neighborhood in Dallas.

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Events in Dallas, TX
Urban Design
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New Urbanism
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