Summary
Testifiers described broken sidewalks, a wheelchair user forced into traffic, and a serious fall injury downtown. They asked the city to redirect $1.2 million toward quick-build safety projects rather than waiting for grants to decide what gets fixed.
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Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Speakers identified $1.2 million in the budget they want redirected to safety projects.
Walkers, wheelchair users, kids, and seniors who depend on safe sidewalks and crossings.
Anyone walking on broken or missing sidewalks today, including residents who have been injured.
Mentions & discussions (2)
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City Council — May 26, 2026
Testifiers described broken sidewalks, a wheelchair user forced into traffic, and a serious fall injury downtown. They asked the city to redirect $1.2 million toward quick-build safety projects rather than waiting for grants to decide what gets fixed.
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