Creekside Elementary Safe Routes to School

June 12, 2024

NUSoBo will begin work on a Safe Routes to School grant application with the Creekside Parent Organization for the benefit of students who commute to Creekside Elementary on foot or by bike. We have examined Vision Zero study data from 2022 and will consult with the parent community at Creekside to identify areas where current transportation infrastructure is failing children and their families. We will then work with the District and the City to develop an application to hopefully be submitted in 2027. In the interim, we hope to work with both the City and District to implement a “School Street” on Martin and Dartmouth as a pilot of an approach that could be used with other schools in the District.

Chuck Marohn Speaking Event in Longmont

NUSoBo has decided to support Launch, a housing advocacy group based in Longmont, in its effort to host a speaking event featuring Chuck Marohn, founder of Strong Towns, focusing on

How NIMBY Are We?

I learn a lot from Ray Delahanty, also known as City Nerd. In a video released (on YouTube) today, he ranks the nation’s most NIMBY cities, using a methodology that

NUSoBo B360 Ride

The weather was glorious and the company even better for our B360 ride (that was more of a B120). We did make it to the ice cream at Valmont Bike

NUSoBo T-shirts

If you have t-shirt (or order one from Strong Towns) to which you’d like to add our logo and and/or a name patch, we can do that! We can also

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