Comment now on Oregon Safe Routes to School Funding Rules
During the month of May, you have the opportunity to help shape Oregon's new Safe Routes to School program. Read our comment letter.
Central Lane (Eugene-Springfield)
New SRTS Plan for Eugene & Springfield
The 2017-2021 Strategic Plan for Eugene-Springfield SRTS Program was released in December 2017, and we are excited to share what’s in store! The Eugene-Springfield SRTS program is a coordinated regional approach to serving the three largest school districts in the metro area: Bethel, Eugene 4J & Springfield Public Schools. The Strategic Plan outlines priorities for the next four years, and gives an idea of what we might expect to see in all three districts.
Get Involved in our PNW Active Transportation Networks!
The National Partnership facilitates regional active transportation networks (ATNs) in several locations with regular meetings. These ATNs serve as an informational hub for community based organizations and public agencies to share information on best practices and upcoming funding competitions, and to engage in increasing active transportation investments and policy. Join us!
Kaiser Permanente Renews Commitment to Safe Routes
The Safe Routes Partnership is pleased to announce that Kaiser Permanente is awarding a two-year grant of $1.26 million to advance Safe Routes to School initiatives and policy nationwide and in specific regions.
Kaiser Permanente Renews Commitment to Safe Routes
The Safe Routes Partnership is pleased to announce that Kaiser Permanente is awarding a two-year grant of $1.26 million to advance Safe Routes to School initiatives and policy nationwide and in specific regions.
Oregon SRTS rulemaking underway
In the spring of 2017, House Bill 2017 passed in the Oregon State Legislature, dedicating $10 million annually for Safe Routes to School infrastructure, increasing to $15 million annually in 2023.
Oregon Transportation Focuses on Safe Routes to School
The Oregon Legislature's state transportation funding plan invests in cleaner, healthier transportation options for Oregonians, including ongoing dedicated funding for Safe Routes to School.
Now Hiring: Pacific Northwest Regional Policy Manager (Salem/Eugene)
UPDATED: Applications Due: Friday, December 15, 2017 COB
Join the Safe Routes Partnership (Safe Routes Partnership) and use your professional talents and personal passion for advancing safe walking and bicycling to and from schools and in daily life, to improve health outcomes and create equitable, livable, sustainable communities for all.
National and Local Trends: More Kindergarten to 8th Grade Children Are Walking & Bicycling to School
New research from the National Center for Safe Routes to School shows more kindergarten to grade 8 (K-8) students are walking to and from school across the country.
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