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“TAMC Series of Events Seeking Public Input to Make Walking and Biking Safer on Local Streets Begins on September 26 & 27”

 

MONTEREY COUNTY – The Transportation Agency for Monterey County (TAMC) series of events seeking community input on the Monterey County Active Transportation Plan to help make local streets and roadways safer for people walking and biking in their communities begins this weekend.

 

The series of events beginning Saturday and Sunday and continuing into the fall include tabling at community events, the formation of small community focus groups, and the release of a county-wide bilingual survey in both English and Spanish. The planning team will table at one community event in each of the 12 cities in the county and two community events in the unincorporated County. The planning team will also host one focus group in each of the 12 cities and two in the unincorporated county.

 

Members of the public are encouraged to help develop the active transportation network by finding TAMC’s table at a community event or joining a focus group in their city. The focus groups will take a deeper dive into the analysis that led to the proposed active transportation network and potential solutions to common challenges community members face.

 

Give your input:

  1. Find us at a community event near you.
    1. Marina Multi-Cultural Festival, Marina, September 26th
    2. Oaxaca by the Sea, Seaside, September 27th
    3. El Mercadito, Soledad, October 3rd
    4. Ciclovia Salinas, Salinas, October 4th
    5. Ciclovia King City, King City, October 11th
    6. St. Theodore Church, Gonzales, October 15th
    7. Harvest Festival, Greenfield, October 18th
    8. Wellness Resource Fair, Castroville, October 25th
    9. Community Resource Fair, San Ardo, October 29th
    10. And more coming soon!
  2. Sign up to join a Focus Group in your city.
  3. Take the survey.

 

Community event details, Focus Group sign-up and the survey can be found at https://tamcmonterey.specialdistrict.org/monterey-county-active-transportation-plan.

For more information about the Active Transportation Plan, visit: https://tamcmonterey.specialdistrict.org/monterey-county-active-transportation-plan

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