Council Changes in December, Share your Input on Walking and Biking Safer in Kirkland, Updates to Citywide Transportation Connections map

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland is actively seeking feedback from residents to enhance safety measures for walking and biking throughout the area. The initiative is part of a broader update to the Citywide Transportation Connections map, which serves as a strategic guide for pedestrian and cyclist routes. Recognizing the critical role that community input plays in effective governance, the city aims to incorporate resident insights into its transportation planning. This effort is aligned with a larger goal of promoting sustainable and safe transit options that cater to all users. By prioritizing the safety of non-motorized transit, Kirkland hopes to reduce accidents and improve the quality of life for its citizens.

The city invites community members to engage in discussions and provide valuable feedback on proposed changes. Such initiatives not only enhance urban mobility but also support Kirkland’s vision of a more accessible and connected city. Participation is encouraged as it reflects the city's commitment to public welfare and safety.

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