In episode three of Community Tracks, hosts Brett Buckner and Rich Morris engage with Reva Chamblis, Vice Chair of the Met Council, discussing her journey, the importance of community advocacy, and the significance of the Blue Line Extension project. They explore the role of the Met Council in connecting communities, the challenges faced in large projects, and the importance of community engagement and feedback in planning processes. The conversation emphasizes the need for collaboration and understanding in local governance to create thriving communities.

For more information about the Blue Line Extension project: https://metrocouncil.org//Transportation/Projects/Light-Rail-Projects/METRO-Blue-Line-Extension.aspx

Special guest John Jamison, Board Chair of NRRC, discusses his vision for the Blue Line Extension Project and its impact on North Minneapolis. The conversation delves into the role of NRRC in advocating for the community, addressing misinformation, and promoting development opportunities. Rich and John explore the diverse cultural landscape of Brooklyn Park and North Minneapolis, emphasizing the potential for cultural exchange and economic growth. Listeners are encouraged to support the Blue Line Extension Project by engaging with local representatives and advocating for equitable development.

For more information about the Blue Line Extension project: https://metrocouncil.org//Transportation/Projects/Light-Rail-Projects/METRO-Blue-Line-Extension.aspx