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Resident urges sidewalks and Safe Routes to School application after TxDOT talks
Summary
A resident told council children are walking on the shoulder to school and delivered a Safe Routes to School grant application; City Manager Matt McMahan said the city had applied previously, will reapply in spring, and that TxDOT discussed sidewalks on Highway 36.
Resident Terri Kansy told council she was concerned about children walking to school on the shoulder of the road and lacking sidewalks; she provided the City Secretary with a Safe Routes to School grant application. Kansy said she had researched grant opportunities and asked the city to pursue sidewalk funding.
City Manager Matt McMahan responded that the city had applied for the Safe Routes to School grant previously but was not accepted and planned to reapply in the spring. McMahan also said TxDOT had contacted the city about work on Highway 36 and that sidewalks had been discussed as part of that project.
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