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Belmont issues proclamations recognizing Walk to School Day, Pedestrian Safety Month and Community Planning Month

Belmont City Council · October 7, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Pro Tem James Heffern presented proclamations designating Oct. 8 as Walk to School Day and October as Pedestrian Safety Month and Community Planning Month; planning staff confirmed a Walk to School event at Page Primary on Oct. 8.

Mayor Pro Tem James Heffern read three proclamations Oct. 6 designating Oct. 8 as Walk to School Day, October as Pedestrian Safety Month ("Walktober") and October as Community Planning Month. Planning staff announced a Walk to School event at Page Primary scheduled for 6:45 a.m. on Oct. 8, leaving from Bridal Field, and asked residents to register so event organizers could plan refreshments.

The proclamations cite the U.S. Department of Transportation and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration observances and note the city’s adopted multimodal transportation plan and cross-department collaboration on pedestrian safety.