Missouri Livable Streets Blog: February 2012

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Rural Missouri on track to create more livable streets

Creating more vibrant streets and neighborhoods isn't a concern for just urban and suburban towns in Missouri. Located in northern Missouri, Unionville is a small town of approximately 2,000 residents, and local advocates are also concerned about health and wellness of residents. In this new video from Missouri Livable Streets, hear from local residents and their reasons why complete streets policies make sense for them.

Friday, February 24, 2012

Missouri Talks Getting Livable

More Missouri communities are talking about why complete streets or livable streets makes sense for them. Hear from citizens from a mix of communities about why these policies and approaches make sense for them.
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Missouri Livable Streets works to ensure that communities have flexible policies in place so all Missourians have access to safe transportation options, regardless of ability, age or income level. Missouri Livable Streets is a project of the Missouri Council for Activity and Nutrition (MOCAN) and maintains a statewide advisory committee supported by the University of Missouri Extension, Missouri Department of Transportation, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and other public-private organizations. Learn more at http://livablestreets.missouri.edu.