ATTLEBORO, MA — Since opening in 1998, Balfour Riverwalk Park has become a staple in Attleboro. As the city plans for the park's future, it is seeking residents' input on what changes should be made.
On Wednesday, Oct. 7, the city will host a public meeting about revitalizing the park.
The meeting will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and will be held at the Attleboro Public Library in the Balfour Community Room, 74 N. Main St.
The meeting will give residents a chance to share what they think should be added to the park and what could be improved. Residents can also complete a survey online.
The park has been a popular spot for concerts, community events and more.
As the town aims to keep those events going, it is giving residents a chance to share what matters most to them before any changes are finalized.
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