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Work group seeks to route student-collected walk-audit data into DPW&T projects

Prince George's County Council School Pedestrian Safety Work Group · August 8, 2024
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Summary

Members asked how student-collected walk-audit findings will be used; Irv Beckert (DPW&T) asked for the audit report for review and said it could inform projects on Belcrest Road and Adelphi Road.

Pamela Buser Struthers asked what happens to student-collected data once it's gathered and how division leaders prefer to receive it.

Irv Beckert of the Department of Public Works and Transportation responded that the subgroup should provide the walk-audit results to the broader group because DPW&T has ongoing projects on Belcrest Road and Adelphi Road and the students' findings could inform design and prioritization. "We do have a project...on Belcrest Road and Adelphi Road. So I think the results would inform those projects," Beckert said.

Members discussed tailoring audit tools to younger students so elementary-level data can be collected reliably, and Marcus Monroe recommended standardizing audit forms across municipalities to ensure consistent, comparable data for municipalities and county agencies.