Politics & Government
Coral Gables Residents Asked To Help Make Neighborhoods Safer For Pedestrians
The public is invited to submit their suggestions for locations that need sidewalk extensions.
April 1, 2021
There are many locations throughout Coral Gables where the sidewalk ends, leaving pedestrians of all abilities without a paved path to cross the street.
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The sidewalk extension program aligns with the City's Strategic Plan which aims to: enhance the pedestrian experience, safety, and connectivity through crosswalks and sidewalks, improve mobility, and increase mobility options for the community.
Since October 2020, the City has completed 52 individual sidewalk extensions with an additional eight scheduled through September. Residents are encouraged to send locations they believe are in need of sidewalk extensions topwdepartment@coralgabes.com.
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“Our goal is to continue to make the City more accessible and safer for pedestrians of all ages and abilities so they can enjoy our City Beautiful,” said Jessica Keller, Assistant Public Works Director for Transportation and Sustainability.
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