Uncategorized – Open Streets Corvallis

City of Corvallis Funding Available for Active Transportation Projects

Do you have an idea on how to improve, or encourage, the use of active transportation in Corvallis? Perhaps you are a business or live in a multi-family complex that could use better/more bike parking?

Join the Get There Challenge! Win Prizes!

Are you ready to get active, save gas money, and win awesome prizes?

Join the Get There Challenge, October 3 -16!

Try biking, walking, carpooling, or taking transit to work or for any other trips.

Celebrating a Month of Active Travel

Last year, the City of Corvallis asked the community to help find, and develop, the Active Travel Corridor (ATC) network. Together, we identified over 100 ATCs, providing all of Corvallis with “people only” paths helping to shorten trips for those traveling by active modes. Check out Corvallis’ first Walking Map, highlighting these paths along with other foot-friendly locations.

Bicycle and Pedestrian Count Data for the Eric. E. Austin Memorial Bypass

The Corvallis Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) has completed two rounds of bicycle and pedestrian counts along the Eric E. Austin Memorial Bypass in South Corvallis and recently released a report documenting the findings. Counts were collected using automated counting equipment which was temporarily installed during each of the two study periods. The first deploymentContinue reading “Bicycle and Pedestrian Count Data for the Eric. E. Austin Memorial Bypass”

The Open Streets Classroom: a University-Community Partnership for the Public Good

Event Date: February 27, 12-4 pm Location: Corvallis-Benton County Library Meeting Room645 NW Monroe Ave, Corvallis This is a free event where participants will identify ways to build inclusive, walkable, bikeable, and livable neighborhoods. Join us to create community-university collaborations in the context of Open Streets Corvallis. Everyone is welcome! Spanish interpretation and lunch provided. Registration required. Dr. AdoniaContinue reading “The Open Streets Classroom: a University-Community Partnership for the Public Good”