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Build East Baton Rouge - Community Town Hall Forum
Thu, Jan 08
|EBRPL - South Branch
Build East Baton Rouge (Build EBR), the East Baton Rouge Parish Redevelopment Authority, invites community members to participate in a Community Town Hall as part of the development of its Five-Year Strategic Redevelopment Plan.
Time & Location
Jan 08, 2026, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
EBRPL - South Branch, 2210 Glasgow Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70808, USA
About the event
Build East Baton Rouge (Build EBR), the East Baton Rouge Parish Redevelopment Authority, invites community members to participate in a Community Town Hall as part of the development of its Five-Year Strategic Redevelopment Plan.
This Town Hall will provide residents and stakeholders with an opportunity to share perspectives on neighborhood conditions, redevelopment priorities, and community needs across East Baton Rouge Parish. Input gathered during this session will help inform Build EBR’s strategic direction and future redevelopment efforts.
The session will be facilitated by NM Consulting, inclusive, and focused on listening and dialogue.
No preparation is required — all experiences and perspectives are welcome.
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The Electric Depot
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Learn More About Build EBR's Work
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