Downtown Vitality Task Force Launches Public Input Survey

[Rachel S (moderation team member)]

Several attendees at today's SAFE happy hour hadn't heard about the downtown vitality survey so I figured I would share the link. One of the listed priority actions is to "improve downtown accessibility, walkability, and biking by providing safe corridors of travel". 

[Wendy Byrne]

Thank you, Rachel!

That 'survey' does not have any area to write in 'other' concerns but at least they are giving us the opportunity to list our items in order of priority. 

As I watched all of the various meetings in person or via the recordings, I will note that the voices for improved walking/rolling/biking infrastructure were much stronger than what I think of as the watered down version that made it to the 'questionnaire' we see via that link. The executive committee too the stronger input and softened it/reduced it. Which is why we need our voices to bump it back up the priority ladder. 

-Wendy

On Fri, Dec 12, 2025 at 8:54 PM Rachel S (moderation team member) <monke...@peak.org> wrote:

Several attendees at today's SAFE happy hour hadn't heard about the downtown vitality survey so I figured I would share the link. One of the listed priority actions is to "improve downtown accessibility, walkability, and biking by providing safe corridors of travel". 

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