On February 3, Kittelson & Associates will present the survey findings at a City Hall meeting, alongside Gold Beach Main Street’s summary of community feedback and questions gathered through our Town Hall and outreach efforts. This is a critical moment in the process — where community voices help inform next steps.

Gold Beach Main Street encourages continued participation from residents who care about positive change along Ellensburg Avenue. Whether your priorities include safety, accessibility, traffic flow, business vitality, or streetscape improvements, your perspective helps shape the conversation. Discussion will also continue around the idea of temporarily striping Main Street to three lanes to evaluate how the configuration functions for our community.

We respectfully ask community members to attend the 6 pm, February 3 City Hall meeting in person if possible. A strong turnout helps demonstrate how much this corridor matters to Gold Beach. Our hope is to see the council chambers just as full as our recent Town Hall — because when our community shows up, our voices carry farther.

Together, we keep building a Main Street shaped by informed, engaged, and thoughtful community participation.