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Community Engagement Specialist

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This scope was carved out of 487-DL-DSS002005.

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Mecklenburg County Transportation Barrier Study

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AgencyNorth Carolina → County of Mecklenburg
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Performs stakeholder outreach and data collection for prime contractors on Mecklenburg County projects. Coordinates and executes engagement sessions with unhoused older adults and government agencies to document findings and summarize feedback. Requires experience working with vulnerable populations. Delivers a Stakeholder Engagement Summary report.

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