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Info from Complete Streets Leadership Forum Now Available

7/16/2014

 
As part of Bike Walk CT's Connecticut Complete Streets project, we hosted a Leadership Roundtable on June 30 at Middlesex Community College in Middletown. 

The event was designed to be an opportunity to meet people from communities that are already working to implement complete streets and others who want to make their own towns better places to bike and walk. It was meant to be a chance to hear what's going on in other towns (what's worked, what hasn't) and exchange ideas. Additional forums are anticipated for 2014 and 2015.
Continued below
Participants shared their Success Stories, Lessons Learned and Challenges at the meeting, and we captured them in a google spreadsheet. 
  • Click here for Success Stories, Lessons Learned and Challenges
  • Click here for Forum Registrant List
  • Click here for Towns Represented at the meeting
  • Click here for the powerpoints from the meeting

Forum Fast Facts:
  • 73 people registered for, and 68 people attended, our first Complete Streets forum on June 30, 2014.
  • 39 different CT towns (23%) were represented from all parts of the state.
  • 43 registrants (59%) said they work in positions that deal with transportation is some form.
  • 47 registrants (64%) said they are currently part of a bike/ped task force or similar group.
  • 11 people said they were interested in getting a bike/ped task force or similar group organized in their community.

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    • Volunteer! >
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