The City of Warren, PA is inviting residents to a public meeting on Wednesday, January 15, at 6:00PM at the Allegheny Community Center on Clark Street.  
 
The meeting will focus on the riverfront development project, which aims to increase public use and boost economic growth downtown.

Plans include a boat ramp for easier access to the Allegheny River, a floating dock for kayaks, and a pedestrian stairway.  
 
Engineering for the project is nearly finished, but the city is still working to secure permits from regulatory agencies.  
 
For those unable to attend in person, a Zoom option will be available. Mayor David Wortman emphasized the importance of community input in shaping the project.  
 
“We want to hear from residents,” stated Mayor Wortman. “The city does not have a monopoly on good ideas. We rely on other folks to talk a look at what the project is because in the end, it's the community's project. We want it to look and reflect the vision of the residents and other folks that are interested in the project."  
 
The city encourages all residents to participate and share their thoughts.
 
For more information about the public meeting and the riverfront development project, visit here.