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Transportation / Community Sep 28, 2026, 1:01 pm Winston-Salem and the Forsyth County urban core

Winston-Salem Long Branch Trail public-input meeting set Sept. 30

Residents can comment on the planned Long Branch Trail connector during a Sept. 30 public-input meeting at Samaritan Ministries and through an online survey.

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Winston-Salem Long Branch Trail public-input meeting set Sept. 30

Winston-Salem residents will have an in-person opportunity to weigh in on the Long Branch Trail connector during a public-input meeting Wednesday, Sept. 30.

The meeting is scheduled for 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Samaritan Ministries, 414 E. Northwest Boulevard, Winston-Salem. The City of Winston-Salem transportation page lists the event as the Wake Forest University Long Branch Trail Connector Public Input Meeting No. 1.

The project information asks residents to consider the connection from the existing phase two trail toward a proposed phase three ending at The Grounds. The official transportation page says the survey will remain open until December and gives residents a way to vote on their preferred phase-three route.

Residents planning to attend should check the city's event listing for updates and use the official project survey if they cannot make the meeting. The notice does not identify a final route; the meeting and survey are opportunities for public input while planning continues.

Sources: Reporting based on the City of Winston-Salem Transportation Advisory Committee public-input notice checked Sept. 28, 2026 notice, official project and meeting page and the City of Winston-Salem calendar listing notice, official event details. Original GetStarNews copy; artwork is illustrative and not a documentary scene.

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