Draft Salinas Valley Safe Routes to School plan presented; $250,000 earmarked per city for priority projects
TAMC presented the Salinas Valley Safe Routes to School draft plan covering 22 schools and community‑driven priorities; the plan recommends corridor projects, quick‑build pilot options and will help make Soledad more competitive for state grants, with $250,000 allocated per city for priority projects.
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The Transportation Agency for Monterey County presented the Salinas Valley Safe Routes to School draft plan to Soledad’s council on Nov. 6. Senior planner Amelia Conlon described a three‑year planning effort that included steering committees, walking audits, parent and student surveys, community participatory budgeting and a pilot quick‑build project on Front Street.
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