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Flagstaff Biking Organization’s comment letter here. The City of Flagstaff Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Events (PROSE) has released its revised Draft Greater Observatory Mesa Trail Plan. The original Draft was put on hold and greatly revised into its current iteration, available here https://www.flagstaff.az.gov/3284/Flagstaff-Community-Forum?cf_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunityfeedback.opengov.com%2Fportals%2Fflagstaffaz%2FIssue_12892#peak_democracy . —Please take this survey! https://communityfeedback.opengov.com/12892 —Write a letter and send it before July 16th. Address it to: mark@swdresources.comRobert.Wallace@flagstaffaz.govcouncil@flagstaffaz.gov FBO will be sending a comment letter,
Celebrating 20 years* promoting bicycling in Flagstaff.*(2020 event canceled due to pandemic shut downs) For this year’s Flagstaff Bike Month, throughout May of 2023, we are happy to bring back all of our signature events, including Bike to Breakfast – a community favorite! Lots of fun opportunities to encourage you to get out to ride throughout May! Flagstaff Bike Month is for all kinds of cycling. Whether you are riding to
The City Council has a Capital Budget Retreat this Friday and your engagement could help the Council and City Staff find the funding needed for a few key safety projects along with needed additional staffing. The projects include building Protected Intersections (a design style that significantly improves the safety and comfort for those walking and biking) at both Butler & Beaver and Butler & San Francisco st. These are two of the
Hey kids! Ride your bikes to school on Flagstaff Bike to School Day, Tuesday, May 24th! (Teachers, click here to learn how you can win fabulous prizes for encouraging your students to ride! Click here to register your classroom!) After school, (at 4:00 pm), we’ll be meeting up at Sechrist Elementary for fun bike games, a Kidical Mass Ride, (fun ride with your friends and families), followed by an Ice
Join us for our 15th year promoting Flagstaff Bike to Work & School Week! We have tons of fun events and activities throughout the week! Log your rides each day and you could win fabulous prizes. Ride all of our 5 Days of Biking Challenge or participate in the Worksite Challenge and you could win even fabulouser prizes! Scroll for the entire week’s events… May 22 – 27, 2016 New this
Flagstaff Bike to Work and School Week starts soon! Here is the schedule, complete with links to reserve a table for the Bike Bazaar bike swap, details on Bike to Breakfast Day, our first “Kidical Mass Ride” with the Coconino County Health Services District, and much more! May 22 – 27, 2016 New this year! 5 Days of Biking Challenge. Win prizes for everday you commute or ride. Ride all five
Join us for Flagstaff’s annual celebration of Cycling! We will be changing up a few things to make this years event even more fun and up your odds of winning some great prizes just by riding your bike and recording your commute! Save the dates and be sure to have your trusty townie tuned up.
The Classroom Challenge Winners are… Painter (Sechrist) 21/23 = 91% Ryan (DeMiguel) 12/27 = 44% Hulls (Marshall ) 8/21 = 38% Each of these teachers will receive a gift certificate to use for classroom supplies! Thanks to all of the teachers who helped to get some kids riding their bikes throughout Flagstaff Bike to School Week! In the “Large Worksite” Category, (over 40 daily average employees)… Flagstaff Medical Center ER
Flagstaff Bike to Work Week draws to a close… But do not be dismayed! You can ride any time you want, year round! Every time you ride, you are saving yourself money, and maybe time. You are becoming healthier and contributing to a healthier environment! You are also having more fun! Keep it up Flagstaff! Thank for participating in this year’s event! We will have Worksite Challenge winners and the
Lots of kids rode to school and participated in a huge bike rodeo this week! We switched things up this year which has made it a bit more difficult for us to record how many kids rode to school throughout the week and on Bike to School Day, but we know we had a bunch of kids on bikes! At least 180 kids attended a bike rodeo at Fort Tuthill
