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The Landing- Town of Brookville Community Space

The Town of Brookville is exploring the possibility of rehabilitating the former downtown police station into a welcoming, accessible space for residents, community programs, and Main Street events. The proposed project includes a first-floor community gathering space, accessible entrances and restrooms, and flexible indoor space for meetings, activities, and downtown events.

Your feedback will help identify community needs, desired uses, important features, and priorities for the building's future.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
1.What is your connection to the community?
2.How often do you visit downtown?
3.Have you attended community programs or Main Street events in the past year?
4.How important is it to have a dedicated indoor community gathering space downtown?
5.What types of programs or activities would you or your household be interested in attending at a community center?
6.What types of Main Street events could benefit from access to an indoor community space?
7.What size of gathering space would be most useful to you?
8.What days and times would you be most likely to use the space?
9.Which features would be most important in a renovated community center?
10.How important is it that the first floor be accessible to people with disabilities, older adults, families with strollers, and people with temporary mobility limitations?
11.How useful would public restrooms in this downtown location be during Main Street events and regular downtown activities?
Extremely useful
Very useful
Somewhat useful
Not very useful
Not useful
12.What would make you more likely to visit or use the community center?
13.Do you support the town applying for funds to the Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) to renovate the old police building into a community space?
14.Please Provide any additional comments