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Community Forum on Expo Construction

To bring the community up to speed on the recent political and legal developments, and partially in response to the Expo Line Construction Authority's refusal to hold open public forums in their "community update meetings", the neighborhood councils, community groups, and Dorsey HS Alumni Association, in coordination with the Fix Expo Campaign and schools will be hosting two community forums in the month of May:

To bring the community up to speed on the recent political and legal
developments, and partially in response to the Expo Line Construction
Authority’s refusal to hold open public forums in their “community
update meetings”, the neighborhood councils, community groups, and
Dorsey HS Alumni Association, in coordination with the Fix Expo
Campaign and schools will be hosting two community forums in the month
of May:

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