The capital city’s downtown area is suffering from vacant storefronts, high crime rates, confusing parking rules and aggressive panhandlers. Those are just some of the reasons why the Downtown Dover Partnership and Mosaic Development Partners have kicked off the “Capital City 2030: Transforming Downtown Dover” survey. The entities are seeking input about what residents want to see changed in downtown Dover and will come back with a solid revitalization plan.
- It’s been this way for years. It’s not new to the area. Everyone knows it. — Sharon Greenfield Cohee
- Outrageous rent prices amongst what was said by others. No way some of those places are worth what the owners are charging. — Matthew Fisher
- Oh, this is funny to even ask to survey this topic. It’s very clear and concise it’s been going on for years and will continue till the people that sit in City Hall from the top on down to the bottom realize they’re part of the problem and not any of the solutions. Their plans are only to make them, as individuals, look good and not for the good of the city. — Matt Andrews
- Is the survey also rain or shine? — Kyle Baxter
