The West Linn City Council held a work session on November 4, 2024, focusing on community safety and infrastructure improvements, particularly for pedestrians and cyclists. Council members discussed the need to enhance walkability and bike access throughout the city, emphasizing the importance of accommodating these groups in urban planning.

One significant topic was the timeline for a study on intersections in the Sunset area. Council members expressed a desire to gather data on pedestrian and cyclist traffic, especially around school zones. It was noted that the study would likely begin after the holidays, with expectations for recommendations to be available early in the new year. The council acknowledged the absence of crosswalks at key intersections, such as Sunset and Cornwall Summit, highlighting safety concerns raised by residents.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to improving safety for all road users and addressing community concerns about infrastructure. Further updates on the study and its findings are anticipated in the coming months.