The Black Rock Neighborhood Revitalization Zone (BRNRZ) is committed to advocating for our community in matters concerning education, environmental protection, land use, zoning, historic preservation, cultural affairs and community outreach. The BRNRZ is governed by a dedicated body of volunteers, each person bringing a commitment to improving those aspects of our community (and City) that previously experienced years of neglect, when so many businesses left Bridgeport for other shores. Reversing the effects of that diaspora, when so many towns and cities across the northeast and Midwest witnessed similar migrations, is part and parcel of the BRNRZ’s mission.
After much input from the community, business owners, and NRZ board members, we are pleased to share our Strategic Goals for the next five years.
Keep an eye out for a final Special Meeting to approve these changes.
Summative Narrative and Observations of Strategic Goals Process v 3
Black Rock NRZ is exploring a new way of getting ahead of possible zoning issues, particularly as they affect the Fairfield Avenue corridor and the Commercial Overlay District. See the attached proposal; many thanks to Secretary Joe Larcheveque for putting together these ideas.
The Committee is also planning to meet monthly (the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 at the Burroughs) to address any possible issues. Public is invited and encouraged to attend.
The Black Rock NRZ hosted an information session with Uri Clinton, a representative from MGM, to discuss MGM’s current Bridgeport development plans and their hopes for the upcoming legislative session.
Black Rock NRZ 