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The commission recommended two messages for the 2026 utility bill insert: “How to Share the Road with Bicyclists” and “Speeding is Dangerous,” with edits to make both clearer and more visually impactful. It also reviewed which bicycle and pedestrian projects could qualify for Transportation Development Act Article 3 funding and kept several ideas off the recommended list because they were planning studies, already funded, or not in the Active Transportation Plan.
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The commission gave staff feedback on a flyer that will be mailed with city utility bills, aiming to improve bicycle safety messaging for residents. It chose two topics to recommend and asked for specific wording and image changes so the messages would be easier to understand and notice. The commission also went through a list of potential bike and walking projects and learned that several ideas could not be paid for with the funding being considered because they would require planning work, were already funded, or did not fit the city’s existing transportation plan. Staff said it will bring more information about the Bernardo and Olive crosswalk request back at the April meeting.
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