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TMAC approved a $12,000 FY26/27 spending plan, including $4,000 for quick-build bike racks, $5,000 for communications and outreach, and $3,000 for an OMS incentive program. Members also reviewed 2025 survey findings and discussed next steps on the Miller Ave Corridor Intersection Safety Study, the 2026 Bicycle and Pedestrian Addendum, and the ATP grant application.
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The committee approved how it will spend $12,000 through June 2026, with money set aside for bike racks, outreach, and an Old Mill School incentive program. Members reviewed resident survey results and identified follow-up work on mobility access, safe routes to school, and the bicycle and pedestrian addendum. They also got an initial look at the Miller Ave Corridor Intersection Safety Study but did not give feedback yet because it was the first presentation. The meeting left several action items for the next round of review, including grant support, outreach, and project planning.
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