Advocating for safe streets and walkable development in Albany
Join us to advocate for walkability in the City of Albany, New York.
Pedestrian safety and complete streets should be a top priority for the City of Albany. Neighborhood and downtown streets should be designed to protect pedestrians and slow traffic whenever it is appropriate. We believe that common-sense tools such as curb bulbs, shorter crossings, pedestrian priority signals, narrow car lanes, safety signage, and other traffic calming designs are essential for saving the lives of pedestrians. Safe spaces for all road users, including bicyclists and alternative transportation options, are essential.
Join our next meeting!
Our next meeting is Tuesday October 15, 2024, at 6 pm at the Washington Ave. library branch. We are meeting in the Large Auditorium on the main floor.
After October’s meeting, we will be moving to a quarterly meeting model, so the next general meeting will be in January 2025. We hope to offer social events and committee meetings in between quarterly member meetings.
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Whether you can attend meetings, shovel sidewalks, or just sign onto letters from home, all forms of activity are welcome! We have made a real difference in the City of Albany and need your help to do even more.
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Walkable Albany
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