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Transcript of #40 Safe Routes Networks: Building Livable Communities for Kids and Everyone - Hubsmith
Deb Hubsmith, Director Safe Routes to School National Partnership
Pro Walk Pro Bike 2012
California Safe Routes Networks
Three California Networks
California State Network since 2007 Deb Hubsmith, Chair California State Network Funded by RWJF
So Cal Regional Network since 2010 Jessica Meaney, So Cal Director Pauline Chow, So Cal Policy Mgr Rye Baerg, So Cal Policy Mgr Funded by KP
Bay Area Regional Network since 2012 Marty Martinez, Bay Area Policy Mgr Funded by KP
Partnerships
More than 100 organizational partners
Agencies: DOT, Health, Education
MPOs, Cities
Schools
Non-profits focused on transportation, health, equity, safety and more
California Action Plan One Action Plan for the State Modeled after our National Strategic Plan
Communications and Research
Policy and Advocacy
Grassroots Engagement
Social Equity
Sustainability
California Successes SRTS Advisory Committee
Federal SRTS funding and State SR2S funding
Governor Directive to Serve Lower-Income Schools
Caltrans Complete Streets policy: DD-64-R1
Complete Streets local policy AB1358
AB321 – speed limit reduction opportunities near schools
School siting and joint-use partnerships
Health in All Policies Task Force
Climate Change laws: AB32 and SB375
SRTS Technical Assistance Resource Center
So Cal Successes
Built a strong coalition around RTP
Health Department calculated funding need
Tripled active trans funding in 2012 the RTP
Three new staff hired at SCAG (the MPO) for active transportation
Active Transportation Working Group
Complete Streets plan forming
Safe Routes to School plan forming
Active Transportation financing plan forming
CPPW and CTG
Bay Area Successes
BAHT Meetings with Transform Practitioner Meetings
$20M for SRTS from CMAQ
Complete Streets Policy Requirement
Complete Streets Checklist
One Bay Area Grants Programming at County levels
Social Media National Partnership website - saferoutespartnership.org
State website – blogging daily - saferoutescalifornia.wordpress.com/
Facebook and Twitter
Email alerts
Monthly meetings of all networks
Special meetings for legislative issues
Highlighting success stories and policy wins constantly
MAP-21 Legislation Done separately from the Networks
CA doing MAP-21 Implementation Legislation
6 Core Groups Developed Platform; 133 signed on
Serving on MAP-21 Working Group
Meeting with Caltrans, Governor’s office, Legislature
Separate Bill from the Speaker’s Office to broaden discussion
Current proposals maintain TA funding and add more for SRTS Need to keep fighting and go further for new revenue
MAP-21 Lessons Learned
1. Get Involved! Stay Involved! 2. Build a Coalition 3. Develop an Ask 4. Tie your Ask to Existing State Policy 5. Understand Other Stakeholder Needs 6. Develop Decision Maker Champions 7. Be at the Official Table 8. Think Outside the TA-Only Box 9. Keep the Field Posted 10.Paint a Vision for the Future!
For More Information
Questions or comments? Contact: Deb Hubsmith, Director Safe Routes to School National Partnership [email protected]
Go to www.saferoutespartnership.org and sign up for our monthly e-news!