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Designers of Action Plan focused on reducing traffic accidents and serious injuries looking for local assistance
Megumi Willson (left) and Lily Zeleny enjoyed a bike ride in downtown Sidney after school. When asked about opportunities for improving safety for cycling in Sidney, Willson replied, "There needs to be a pathway through the underpass that allows bicycles. Right now, we ride on the street."
The City of Sidney was recently awarded federal grant funds from the US Department of Transportation's Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program to complete an Action Plan focused on reducing traffic deaths and serious injuries and improving safety for all roadway users in the community of Sidney.
There will be multiple upcoming opportunities to engage with the City of Sidney's Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Action Plan. The public is strongly encouraged to stop by the SS4A booth during Oktoberfest on Friday through Sunday, October 4-6, in the Farmers Market Building. A pop-up event will also...
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