Save the date for our spring Connect Boulder luncheon: Tuesday, March 5, from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm, upstairs at the Boulder Chamber.
The event will feature timely presentations on transportation access, safety, and equity, including:
- Celebrating Boulder’s $23 million Safe Streets and Roads For All grant, with Devin Joslin, City of Boulder Vision Zero traffic engineer
- Investing in transportation safety advocacy at the local and national levels, with Triny Willerton, executive director of It Could Be Me and member of the US DOT Transforming Transportation Advisory Committee
- Digging into current transportation policy and legislation at the state level, with Danny Katz, executive director of CoPIRG and Jonathan Singer, senior director of policy programs at the Boulder Chamber
- Learning about the City of Boulder’s pilot sustainable commuting reward program being developed in partnership with Commutifi, with Chris Hagelin, senior transportation planner.
We will also welcome Boulder City Council Member Ryan Schuchard, who brings a focus on safe streets and climate action to his new role in city leadership.
Join us for a dynamic conversation about expanding access to transit and enhancing transportation safety and equity, and enjoy a delicious lunch while networking with fellow transportation enthusiasts.
Let us know you’ll be there – click the Register Now button on the event website to RSVP.