What is your vision for Roanoke?
The most important step in any planning process is collaborating with community members. City planners continuously need input for various plans and projects taking place throughout the City. Get involved in one of the activities below and help shape Roanoke’s future.
Ways to get involved:
1. Fill out a survey
Share your ideas on one of the City’s current projects by taking a brief survey.
2. Attend a community event
Connect with your neighbors by participating in an upcoming local event.
While you’re here…
We are currently seeking community feedback for the following projects. Please take a minute and share your ideas!
Heat Ready Roanoke
Climate change is one of the most important issues of our time and has major health and healthcare implications. Of all the weather-related disasters, heat waves cause the most deaths every year in [...]
Flood Resilience Planning
What is Resilience Planning? Urban resilience is the ability to withstand and recover from unexpected shocks associated with natural hazards and climate change. Building resilience to these risks can be dealt with [...]
Accessory Dwellings
What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit? An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is an independent, residential living area that is on the same property as a larger, primary dwelling unit. The term accessory describes [...]
Lick Run Site Revitalization
Lick Run Site Revitalization The City of Roanoke was awarded a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant to acquire and remove the former CeeBreeze Nursing Home and create permanent open space. The City [...]
Brandon Avenue Safety Improvements
Transportation Division to implement Safety Improvements along Brandon Avenue Consistent with the City's Complete Streets Policy, the Transportation Division has worked to develop a Safety Improvements project along Brandon Avenue. As part of [...]
Traffic Safety Campaigns
Together we can make our streets safer Passing a bicyclist too closely is not just scary, it can result in a life-altering crash, or even death. To help make Roanoke streets safer for people [...]