Hapeville seeks input on Pedestrian Walkway Bridge

The city of Hapeville is asking residents, business owners and other community stakeholders for input regarding the Pedestrian Walkway Bridge over the train tracks, according to information posted on the city’s website.

The survey asks questions about usage and what kind of structure respondents would like to see. Choices are historical, abstract, kid-friendly, immersive, interactive and community-themed.

Everyone is urged to make their voice heard by participating in this survey. To take the survey, log onto www.surveymonkey.com/r/HapevilleBridge.

Information: hapeville.org

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