Walla Walla Valley proponent updates College Place council on Sweet Onion Bikeway nomination A Walla Walla resident told College Place council the Walla Walla Valley Sweet Onion Bikeway scored 31.8 of 35 in Washington State Parks' Scenic Bikeway program and advanced to stage 2; if designated, the route could receive wayfinding signage funding through the Washington State Trails Association.

The Walla Walla Valley Sweet Onion Bikeway has scored a remarkable 31.8 out of 35, advancing to the next stage in the Scenic Bikeway program—could this be the scenic route our community has been waiting for?

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Panel hears bill to integrate shared‑use paths and complete‑streets options into highway planning ESSB 5581 would require WSDOT to identify and incorporate existing or planned shared‑use paths and active‑transportation facilities into highway planning and allow mitigation in lieu of on‑state‑route construction when equivalent local facilities exist; proponents cited safety and flexibility, while local officials warned of funding mismatches.

A new bill aims to revolutionize highway design in Washington by integrating shared-use paths and active-transportation planning, promising safer and more flexible options for all users.

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Travel board backs grant applications to create seasonal trail‑signage crew and buy equipment The board approved applying for an OHV signage‑crew grant (partner match from Chantepet County, Onyx, and Forest Service donations) and a companion RTP equipment grant to purchase a side‑by‑side and trailer; staff said the combined one‑year effort would be about $100,000 if funded.

Emery County is gearing up to enhance its beautiful trails with a $100,000 grant proposal for a seasonal signage crew and new equipment—could this transform your outdoor adventures?

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Calaveras supervisors back two priority projects in draft active-transportation plan Public works presented a draft Active Transportation and Recreational Trails Plan and asked the board to select two projects for detailed fact sheets to improve grant competitiveness; the board supported Valley Springs and Murphy's as the first two fact-sheet projects and authorized staff to proceed.

Calaveras County is gearing up to enhance its Active Transportation and Recreational Trails with two priority projects that could unlock a share of $100 million in grants!

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Regional committee votes to send support letters for local Greenway grant applications The Naugatuck River Greenway committee approved a motion to prepare and sign support letters for local Recreational Trails/TA applications for several towns; co-chairs will sign and staff will draft the letters. One member recused due to review-committee membership.

The Naugatuck River Greenway committee is taking action to secure vital funding for local towns after a setback, rallying support through strategic letters of endorsement.

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MTA awards $1.8M to Carroll County; local leaders press for more transit coordination and trail completion Maryland Transit Administration told Carroll County officials it will provide $1.8 million in grants for local transit operations and vehicle maintenance; municipal leaders sought additional operational funding, cross-county pickup agreements and support for trail projects funded previously by federal TAP and other grants.

Carroll County is set to receive a game-changing $1.8 million in grants for local transit services, paving the way for improved mobility and community connectivity!

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Bryan County commissioners approve rezoning, wastewater design contracts and trail grant application At its Oct. 14 meeting, the Bryan County Board of Commissioners approved two rezoning ordinances, authorized design task orders for southern wastewater infrastructure, approved a jail planning contract and passed a resolution to apply for a state recreational-trail grant to extend the Green Creek Trail.

Bryan County commissioners made pivotal decisions on rezoning, wastewater infrastructure, and trail expansion that could reshape the community's future!

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Conservation Fund Boosted With 200K Approval For Whitney Property Development Select board allocates funds for land conservation and discusses zoning amendments for residential areas.

Northborough is set to unveil a new 1.2-mile trail that will connect natural areas while balancing affordable housing development!

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Parks and Rec outlines micro mobility improvements for Pro River Trail Parks and Recreation plans to enhance Pro River Trail for better micro mobility and safety.

Provo City is tackling the rising tide of micro-mobility on recreational trails, aiming to balance safety and enjoyment for all users.

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Blackstone town officials seek easement for Southern New England Trunk Line Trail development Officials pursue approval for easement to develop half-mile Southern New England Trunk Line Trail section.

Blackstone is paving the way for a brighter future with a robust commitment to funding OPEB and enhancing local trails for community connectivity.

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Commissioners address wildlife protection and trail use expansion in city park policies Commissioners propose integrating wildlife concerns and diverse trail uses into park policies.

La Center's Planning Commission is rethinking park policies to better protect wildlife and expand trail use—could this be the key to a more inclusive and vibrant community?

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