Mesa borrows San Francisco idea for upcoming urban planning festival

By Brielle Ashford | The Republic

Mesa is taking civic engagement out of stuffy meeting rooms and onto the streets, where people can help create the city of tomorrow.

The Main Street Prototyping Festival is Nov. 17 in downtown Mesa.

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November 3, 2017

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