The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) and the City of Brook Park, will host a public meeting on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, to provide residents, businesses, visitors and other stakeholders with an opportunity to learn more about and engage in an open discussion on regional transportation and traffic pattern considerations associated with the new Cleveland Browns stadium in Brook Park.

The meeting will explore how a large-scale stadium development could influence local and regional roadways, neighborhood and business access, transit service, pedestrian and bicycle connectivity, safety, and overall mobility throughout the region, as well as game-day and event-related travel.

As the region’s metropolitan planning organization, NOACA works with local governments and partners to evaluate transportation impacts and coordinate planning for major development proposals. This public meeting is designed to encourage meaningful two-way dialogue, allowing interested parties to ask questions, gain perspectives, and engage directly with planning partners as transportation needs and infrastructure opportunities are discussed.

Community participation is essential to transportation planning. This meeting will provide a forum for constructive conversation and idea-sharing, helping to inform how transportation considerations are studied and reflected in future planning and decision-making.

Public Meeting Details

Date:             Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Time:             6-8 PM

Location:      Brook Park Elementary School Auditorium | 17001 Holland Road, Brook Park, OH 44142

CONTACTS:

Danielle Render at NOACA                         Paul Marnecheck at City of Brook Park           

NOACA Public Affairs Director                       Commissioner of Economic Development                  

216-241-2414, Ext 253                                   216-433-7032 

drender@mpo.noaca.org                               pmarnecheck@cityofbrookpark.com