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Volunteers report growth for Gandy Dancer "Cycling Without Age" trishaw program
Summary
Volunteers reported the Gandy Dancer Cycling Without Age program logged about 300 miles last season, has five trained pilots and will add a second trishaw; they thanked the Board for storage and plan a road‑sharing notice in the local paper.
Volunteers from the Gandy Dancer Cycling Without Age program updated the Frederic Village Board on March 10, saying the community trishaw service logged approximately 300 miles last season, has five trained pilots and plans to add a second trishaw.
Presenters William Johnson, Mark Buley and Maria Potvin thanked the board for allowing storage of the trishaw in the emergency vehicle garage and said the program has been well received. They also said they will place a notice in the local newspaper about sharing the road with trishaws.
No formal action or funding request was recorded in the meeting minutes; the presentation was informational.
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