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Gilbert looking for input on town's Northwest corridor

The town of Gilbert is seeking feedback from on the town’s Northwest Employment Corridor, which the town has been working to revitalize.

The area is considered the town’s oldest and largest employment corridor.
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Gilbert looking for input on town's Northwest corridor

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Tom Blodgett
The town of Gilbert is seeking feedback from on the town’s Northwest Employment Corridor, which the town has been working to revitalize.

The area is considered the town’s oldest and largest employment corridor.

The town is asking residents to complete a short survey and add any opportunities they see for revitalization on an interactive map. They will be open until May 16, 2022.


The information will be compiled and presented to the Gilbert Town Council to help determine next steps.

Gilbert is examining proactive revitalization options that will address signs of decline before they negatively impact residents and businesses, officials said.

More information about Northwest Gilbert and the efforts for revitalization can be found by visiting gilbertaz.gov/NWGilbert.

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