This fall, resident leaders, alongside Trust for Public Land and the Northwest Georgia Regional Commission, through the Thrive Civic Experiments program, are listening to Chattanooga Valley residents about what makes their place special and what its future should hold. 

If you live in Chattanooga Valley, you have an opportunity this month to communicate what you do and don't want to see in your area, including commenting on a potential TAG rail trail. Fill out the survey here.

Are you interested in the ChickChatt? We would love to hear from you. Join our mailing list and receive progress updates, invitations to group bike rides along the route, field trips to nearby greenways, and other gatherings.

It's simple, but it shows a grassroots coalition. This is also a place for collaboration and information about upcoming events. Click here to see the Facebook group.

We've created a poster to get the word out about the ChickChatt. Let's put it up on bulletin boards all over the tri-state: coffee shops, bike shops, outdoor stores, schools, college campuses, libraries, community centers, and work places. Here's the template. You can print it out or post it online to your social media platforms.

Invite Friends of the ChickChatt Greenway to introduce the concept to a neighborhood, civic organization, business group or community organization.