Since its inception, CHAI has employed conventional practices for its neighborhood development and planning work, including surveys, direct face-to-face contact with individual residents and other stakeholders, focus groups, facilitated community meetings, collaborations with neighborhood associations, and analyzing data from multiple sources. Community development and urban planning have progressed over the last five years with the availability of more accessible and affordable technologies coupled with a growing interest in harnessing digital communication to reach a larger group of residents. This Management Assistance Grant provided funds for consulting services to provide instruction and training in the design, creation, and deployment of an interactive online forum for soliciting community input and engagement in planning processes.