Below is a map of current Complete Streets policies and nonmotorized plans that are in place throughout Michigan. Click the icons below for links to more information on each item. Please contact us if your community has a plan or policy to add.
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- Ontonagon also recently adopted a #CompleteStreets resolution...paves path for public housing district. bit.ly/1b9NExG 3 days ago
- Adding to the list of Michigan Communities embracing #CompleteStreets.Congrats City of Alma on your resolution (PDF)! bit.ly/1b9Mpyu 3 days ago
- WEBINAR: Forming Complete Streets Coalitions. 9/25, 2:00 pm @BikeWalk bit.ly/15mhbS0 4 days ago
- Complete Streets Advisory Council to Meet Sept. 26 bit.ly/19kOctN 1 week ago
- RT @michiganbyrail: Dearborn Station under construction. One of three new stations currently under way in MI. With @HSRail http://t.co/UO… 2 weeks ago
- RT @MichEnvCouncil: Ideas sought for pedestrian paths in SE Michigan - SFGate sfgate.com/news/article/I… via @SFGate 2 weeks ago
- RT @GLHJR: GT County Road Commission passes Complete Streets resolution 3-2. @WalkBikeRollMI @completestreets wp.me/pJBNV-kSu 1 month ago
- Grand Traverse County Road Commission to consider more transportation choices...supporters please speak up 8/22 7 pm: bit.ly/14CN82s 1 month ago
National Complete Streets Coalition on Twitter
- Connectivity and network are essential to Complete Streets. @bcitiestowns contributor @plannerdanzack lays out why: ow.ly/pcMFP 2 days ago
- Will we see you at the National Walking Summit next week? ow.ly/p9ZO0 3 days ago
- RT @transpo_issues: How to help underserved communities increase bicycling & walking - webinar 9/26. ow.ly/p8brP 4 days ago
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February 18, 2011 at 5:24 pm
keith
There is a large gap that includes the entire Livingston County. A shame, really.