Traffic Safety Program at City College

San Diego City College, 1313 Park Blvd San Diego, California 92101 (619) 388-3400

A partnership between
San Diego City College,
the Institute for Public Strategies
and East Village stakeholders
to promote pedestrian and
bicyclist safety.

Traffic Safety Project
Getting Involved

Safety and Traffic-
     Related Websites

Student Designed
     Bike Helmets

Brochure (PDF)

GETTING INVOLVED

Many opportunities are available to get involved in making the City College/East Village area a more pedestrian/bicyclist friendly community.

Students/Community
Residents & Organizations
Participation:

♦ Identify and substantiate, with data, high risk traffic/pedestrian areas
♦ Share pedestrian/biking experiences and facts about traffic incidents
♦ Prioritize campus and neighborhood pedestrian, wheelchair and
   bicycling safety needs
♦ Co-create educational visuals and advocacy messages
♦ Distribute project materials at City College, adjacent high schools and
   in the community
♦ Engage planners and decision makers via media and other advocacy

Dan Tomsky
Senior Project Manager Institute for Public Strategies
(619) 296-3311, ext. 15
dtomsky@publicstrategies.org

Shontey Hambrick
Community Organizer
Institute for Public Strategies
(619) 296-3311, ext. 26
shambrick@publicstrategies.org

Carol Dexheimer
Vice President of Administrative Services
San Diego City College
1313 Park Boulevard
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 388-3428
caroldex@sdccd.edu

Public Officials/Planners/Law
Enforcement/Community Stakeholders
Participation:

♦ Identify and substantiate, with data, high risk traffic/pedestrian areas
♦ Contribute to the development and implementation of recommendations for traffic calming, walkability and safer pedestrian/bicyclist environments
♦ Participate in the City College/East Village Traffic Safety Coalition to establish common issues, prioritize goals and advance environmental improvements

To volunteer or share input on this Project:

♦ Please contact Shontey Hambrick at: shambrick@publicstrategies.org or (619) 296-3311, ext. 26

To be added to our E-contact list:

♦ Please send your name & e-mail address to: jcleveland@publicstrategies.org

San Diego City College offers 80 majors, 90 certificate programs and more than 1,600 day, evening, weekend and online classes to over 15,000 students. Exceptional student support services and outstanding, dedicated faculty are among the reasons City College has been the #1 education choice for students for more than 90 years.

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	A partnership between San Diego City College, the Institute for Public Strategies and East Village stakeholders to promote pedestrian and bicyclist safety.
Traffic Safety Project Getting Involved Safety and Traffic- Related Websites Student Designed Bike Helmets Brochure (PDF)	GETTING INVOLVED Many opportunities are available to get involved in making the City College/East Village area a more pedestrian/bicyclist friendly community. Students/Community Residents & Organizations Participation: ♦ Identify and substantiate, with data, high risk traffic/pedestrian areas ♦ Share pedestrian/biking experiences and facts about traffic incidents ♦ Prioritize campus and neighborhood pedestrian, wheelchair and bicycling safety needs ♦ Co-create educational visuals and advocacy messages ♦ Distribute project materials at City College, adjacent high schools and in the community ♦ Engage planners and decision makers via media and other advocacy	Dan Tomsky Senior Project Manager Institute for Public Strategies (619) 296-3311, ext. 15 dtomsky@publicstrategies.org Shontey Hambrick Community Organizer Institute for Public Strategies (619) 296-3311, ext. 26 shambrick@publicstrategies.org Carol Dexheimer Vice President of Administrative Services San Diego City College 1313 Park Boulevard San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 388-3428 caroldex@sdccd.edu
	Public Officials/Planners/Law Enforcement/Community Stakeholders Participation: ♦ Identify and substantiate, with data, high risk traffic/pedestrian areas ♦ Contribute to the development and implementation of recommendations for traffic calming, walkability and safer pedestrian/bicyclist environments ♦ Participate in the City College/East Village Traffic Safety Coalition to establish common issues, prioritize goals and advance environmental improvements To volunteer or share input on this Project: ♦ Please contact Shontey Hambrick at: shambrick@publicstrategies.org or (619) 296-3311, ext. 26 To be added to our E-contact list: ♦ Please send your name & e-mail address to: jcleveland@publicstrategies.org
	San Diego City College offers 80 majors, 90 certificate programs and more than 1,600 day, evening, weekend and online classes to over 15,000 students. Exceptional student support services and outstanding, dedicated faculty are among the reasons City College has been the #1 education choice for students for more than 90 years.


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