We work with many partners across the metro area on policy, events, programs, evaluation, publicity, and other projects to promote Safe Routes to School.
Mid-America Regional Council
- Co-organize regional celebrations of International Walk to School Day
- Co-chair the Pedestrian and Bicycle Task Team of the Destination Safe Coalition
- Member of Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
City of Kansas City, MO
- Chair the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
- Member of Plaza/Midtown Area Plan and Bike Master Plan Steering Committees
Unified Government of Kansas City, KS and Wyandotte County
- Comprehensive Safe Routes to School program evaluating current conditions and developing strategies for implmenting education and infrastructure improvements
- Partnership with Mayor’s Office, Public Works, Health Department, and schools
- Customized action plans for elementary schools
Partner School Districts
- Kansas City Public Schools
- Kansas City, KS USD 500
- Turner USD 202, Kansas City, KS
- North Kansas City
- Hickman Mills
- Raytown
LINC – Partner for BLAST and other school-based programs
Kansas City Health Department – Funding for professional development, training, and technical assistance for area school officials
Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City – Funding for comprehensive Safe Routes Pilot Project at James Elementary School
Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics – Funding for BLAST at additional elementary schools
City of Kansas City, MO – Partner with Active Living KC program in the Hickman Mills School District
Mattie Rhoades Center – Partner for Safe Routes Pilot Project at James Elementary School
Greater Kansas City LISC – Partner for advocacy training for neighborhood leaders and Complete Streets campaigners