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Mayor's Walking Tour at Norwood
Mayor's Tour Info
August 7, 2006 - Mayor Bill Haslam will do a Walking Tour of a Norwood neighborhood beginning at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 8.

The Mayor and City staff will begin at Norwood Heights Swimming and Recreation Club, located at McClain Drive and Melstone Road, travel east on McClain, left onto Wil-Loyd Road, left on Juniper Street, and back down Melstone. The group will end up at the picnic shelter for a question and answer session with neighborhood residents.

Walking Tours are designed to be a convenient way for residents to talk with Mayor Haslam about their neighborhood and city government. Staff whose duties are directly related to police and fire protection, neighborhood codes enforcement, traffic engineering and other services also attend.


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