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2/5/2002
Inventory of Programs by Location: California: Statewide #1

 

The 2002 Summary of Safe Routes to School Programs in the U.S.



Overview of Current Safe Routes to School Programs
California - Statewide

 


California: Statewide

California Safe Routes to School Clearinghouse

Lead Implementers:

Center for Health Training

Partners:

 

Location:

Statewide, California

Contact Info:

Peggy Da Silva, Director
614 Grand Avenue Suite 400
Oakland, CA 94610-3523
1-877-4-SAFERT
Fax: (510) 625-9307
Email: SafeRt@jba-cht.com

Web Address:

http://www.4saferoutes.org/index.html

Project Focus:

The Clearinghouse offers support to local activists and public agency staff in their quest to develop Safe Routes to School in their California communities.

Summary:

* Provide technical assistance to Safe Routes to School programs.
* Support local organizations with information, data on biking and walking to school safely, and materials, fliers, handouts timelines, and other materials for Safe Routes to School programs.
* Conducted focus groups, learning perspectives from parents & community activists; traffic safety & law enforcement personnel; urban planners and traffic engineers; and school & public health personnel.

Engineering, Planning and Design Strategy:

Support other organizations

Enforcement Strategy:

Support other organizations

Educational Focus:

Support other organizations

Built/Unbuilt-Urban/Suburban:

All

Status:

Ongoing since 2000.

Budget:

Overall: N/A

Funding Source:

California Endowment (private foundation), National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) grant for publication supporting Safe Routes to School programs

 

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