12/31/2009

Walkabout Pedestrian Safety Survey -- Information Please -- Deadline Jan 31st

The Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association is one of 15 communities from around the country seeking to create Livable Communities -- Safer and More Walkable.

In the month of January we are seeking to collect infomration about the issues and concerns that hamper walking in the neighborhood.

Please join us in this effort by participating in the Walkabout Pedestrian Safety Survey. Just download the following form, take a walk in our neighborhood, jot down your response to the questions and submit the completed form by Jan 31st. You will be able to download the Survey in either word or pdf format from the following source:

http://flamingomb.org/WalkaboutPedestrianSafetySurvey.doc

http://flamingomb.org/WalkaboutPedestrianSafetySurvey.pdf

Everyone benefits from walking. These benefits include: improved fitness, cleaner air, reduced risks of certain health problems, and a greater sense of community. But walking needs to be safe and easy. As we find problems --take heart; together we can find ways to make things better.

Getting started: Just pick a place to walk, like the route to school, over to the park, heading for one of the adjacent commercial steets. Then complete as much of the survey form as you can, identify problems, include any notes, and the concluding section on suggestions for improvement.

Then be sure to send us the survey -- by mail, e-mail, fax or just drop off at the office. And then take a moment to connect with us by going to our website at www.flamingomb.org and then signing up to receive posts to our blog and calendar notices.

We welcome the attendance and participation of all residents of the Flamingo Park Neighborhood at our monthly meetings.

1 comments:

Unknown said...

It was a pleasure to add my 2 cents via the survey. There is so much room for improvement in Flamingo's pedestrian neighborhood. All major roads here, with or without recent improvements, appear far more car- than pedestrian-friendly. Is this because they were/are County controlled? Let's take back our roads!