Support grant application for $246,500 to improve school walking and biking safety
In Plain English
The city plans to apply for a $246,500 grant from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to fund safety improvements around schools. The Safe Routes to School program typically pays for crosswalks, bike lanes, and sidewalk repairs near elementary and middle schools. If approved, the grant covers the full project cost with no city money required.
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Votes
Motion · Official minutes
Adopted Resolution No. 43-11
7 aye · 0 nay
Why This Vote Matters
Richmond will apply for a $246,500 federal grant to improve safety around local schools through crosswalks, bike lanes, and sidewalk repairs. The council voted unanimously to authorize the grant application, which would fund the entire project without requiring any city money. If awarded, the Safe Routes to School grant from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission will target safety improvements near elementary and middle schools. This is a routine administrative step that allows staff to pursue outside funding for infrastructure improvements.
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