Santa Fe BPAC Welcomes Beatrice Farrell and Honors Jennifer Weber for Cycling Advocacy

September 12, 2025 | Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico


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Santa Fe BPAC Welcomes Beatrice Farrell and Honors Jennifer Weber for Cycling Advocacy
A new voice for cycling safety emerged at the BPAC Committee Meeting in Santa Fe on September 11, 2025, as Beatrice Farrell was welcomed as the newest member representing Santa Fe County. Farrell, an avid cyclist who has been commuting by bike for six years, expressed her passion for creating a safer environment for cyclists in the community. “If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself,” she stated, emphasizing her commitment to improving cycling conditions and advocating for the needs of cyclists.

The meeting also recognized the contributions of Jennifer Weber, the past president of Bike Santa Fe, who was honored for her leadership and dedication to making Santa Fe a more bike-friendly city. A certificate of recognition was presented to Weber, highlighting her efforts in community engagement and cycling education.

In addition to these key discussions, the committee appointed Todd Cannon to the technical review subcommittee, signaling ongoing efforts to enhance cycling infrastructure and safety in Santa Fe. The meeting underscored a collective commitment to fostering a vibrant cycling culture, with members eager to support initiatives that promote safer streets for all.

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