Silver Line Community Meetings and Events

1. Biannual Construction Community Meetings: These are the largest format community engagement meetings for the Silver Line Project, hosted twice per year in Coppell, Carrollton, Addison, Dallas, Richardson, and Plano.
2. Ad Hoc Community Meetings: Beyond the Biannual Meetings, additional community meetings are an available upon request by city governments, elected officials, or communities.
3. Stakeholder Meetings: Virtual or in-person meetings and presentations with community groups, tenants, business organizations, educational groups, and others, such as schools, non-profit organizations, scout groups, recreation centers, libraries, faith-based organizations, civic groups, and senior organizations.
4. School Safety Program Events and Meetings: The Silver Line team and DART Transit Education staff meet regularly with schools and campuses within walking distance of the Silver Line corridor to share bus and rail education. Safety programs and outreach events include back-to-school events involving students, parents, or teachers for all school districts. The members of the Community Engagement team are also Operation Lifesaver trained.
5. City Construction and Coordination Meetings: Each month, the Silver Line Project design-builder, Archer Western Herzog (AWH), and community engagement team meet separately with representatives of each of the Silver Line cities to share project updates and discuss design issues, the Betterments Program, and the Art and Design Program.
6. Community Pop-up Events and Meetings: AWH hosts community pop-up events at various construction sites in each project corridor to answer questions project related questions from pedestrians, commuters, adjacent business, and property owners.
7. Breakfast and Coffee Meetings: AWH hosts breakfast and coffee meetings at local coffee shops, eateries, and community gathering venues to present information about specific corridor areas, address concerns, and answer questions.