Agenda
2017-2020 Archives Link
2021
January 12 Link
April 13 Link
July 13 Link
Reference Materials
What is a Walk Audit?
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Island teams Workspace Link
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Mark Fenton’s Recovery Guiding Principles document, titled “Recovry.Guidng.Princpls.docx
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St. Croix USVI Resilience Workshop RECAP
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Trailnet in St. Louis Plan4Health (Examples of Pop-Up Demonstrations) Link
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USVI Walkability Institute Media library (photos, video, etc. ) Link
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U.S. Virgin Islands Office of Highway Safety: Highway Traffic Report 2016 Link
- Walkability video: "Healthy People, Healthy Places"; Austin, Texas Link
- Current and Potential Walkability projects in the US Virgin Islands Link
Examples of Uses for Implementation Funds
(For use as a reference for the April 13, 2018 Conference Dial in)
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Hilo, Hawaii
From Hilo Hawaii, where they created a median "island" with paint and a "yield pedestrian in crosswalk" signPortland, Oregon
From Portland, OR, where they created a smaller version of a temporary island, using a hay bale and conesWolcott, VT
From Wolcott, VT, where they used planters and curb stops to make a defined walkway along a very open parking lotQueens, NY
From Queens, NY, where they created a low-cost curb extension with paint and vertical delineatorsLivingston, MT
From Livingston, MT, where they created a temporary curb extensionLivingston, MT
From Livingston, MT, where they created a temporary curb extension with paint and conesLivingston, MT
From Livingston, MT, where they created a temporary mini-roundabout near the farmers marketNew Haven, CT
From New Haven, CT, where they created a temporary bike laneWhitefish, MT
From Whitefish, MT, where they created a temporary protected bike laneExamples of a Pop - Up demonstration
Below are photos of the materials from the Western Transportation Institutes pop-up trailer. The materials can be used to create curb extensions, crosswalks, mini-circles, chicanes, sections of protected bike lane.