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Ohio State University Extension pitches walkability, produce vouchers and crosswalk fixes to Ironton council
Summary
An Ohio State University Extension representative described a CDC-funded Healthy Opportunities pilot, walk audit results, and low-cost walkability interventions — signage, improved crosswalk timing and artistic crosswalks — and invited the council to a Jan. 21 workshop.
A representative with Ohio State University Extension briefed the Ironton City Council on Jan. 8 about active-transportation projects and public-health work the office is piloting in Lawrence County, describing a CDC-funded Healthy Opportunities grant and several potential partnerships with the city.
The presenter (who identified affiliation with Ohio State University Extension and that she lives and serves in Ironton but did not provide a full name in the recorded segments) described four program areas — agriculture, community and…
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