Alhambra Bicycle Master Plan Community Outreach at The HOT SPOT | August 18th

July 20, 2012

Location

Renaissance Plaza

Garfield and Main

Alhambra , CA United States

The City of Alhambra is developing its first Bicycle Master Plan and wants your input! Please visit our booth at the Hot Spot Alhambra to share your ideas about how to make the city more bicycle-friendly. Come learn and share your ideas about:

Types of bikeways
Locations of future bike lanes, routes, and paths
Bicycle connections to neighboring cities
Types of bicycle parking facilities
Signage and pavement markings
Bicycle safety and education programs
Encouragement and enforcement strategies

Saturday August 18, 20124 p.m to 8 p.m.

Edwards Renaissance Courtyard1 East Main Street, AlhambraIf you have questions or can’t make the event and would like to learn about more ways to participate please contact:Chris Paulson, City of [email protected]

Please join us to improve bicycling in Alhambra!

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1 thought on “Alhambra Bicycle Master Plan Community Outreach at The HOT SPOT | August 18th”

Jessman

July 22, 2012 at 6:07 am

Thanks for posting this Chris. I know there's lots of interest in the plan and its great that this outreach is happening!

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