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🌍 Building Walkable Communities: Why It Matters & What’s Next 🌍 Did you know that only 11% of Americans live in highly walkable areas? Walkability impacts our health, environment, and community connectivity—making it essential for thriving neighborhoods. Thanks to the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, $6.1 billion is now available to create walkable communities across the U.S., encouraging safer, more accessible places to walk, bike, and connect. Key funding initiatives include ✅ Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) - $5 billion in grants for projects that improve pedestrian safety with sidewalks, crosswalks, and more. ✅ Reconnecting Communities Pilot - $1 billion to remove or modify barriers and reconnect communities separated by past infrastructure. ✅ Complete Streets - Formula grants to support multimodal planning at state and metro levels. Walkability is more than sidewalks; it’s about connecting people to daily destinations, improving health, and boosting local economies. At the Partnership, we’re excited to support and promote these transformative initiatives. Together, let’s step forward toward more walkable communities! 🏙️ #Walkability #Infrastructure #CommunitySafety #UrbanPlanning #HealthyCommunities #SaferCleveland

What is walkability? What does the government spend on it?

What is walkability? What does the government spend on it?

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Nancy Jo Wilson

Homeowner renting furnished rooms for short term tenants in Heritage Hill.

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This is a veiled attack on car ownership. Many people cannot walk anywhere. The City of Grand Rapids has installed stupid parking meters in every small busines shopping area to discourage drivers from spending money at the shops.

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