Actions for Safe Routes to School - SB 1000 Toolkit

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Actions for Safe Routes to School

Topics Action, Promote Physical Activity Themes Data, School Districts, Transportation, Youth

Partner with local school districts and community-based organizations to adopt a Safe Routes to Schools plan.
In partnership with local school districts, continue existing and establish new local Safe Routes to School programs at every public school in the city. Prioritize improvements for schools that serve Priority Equity Communities.
Partner with local school districts, the County of San Bernardino’s Department of Public Health, and other stakeholders to hire and cost-share a dedicated staff position to advance the Safe Routes to School programs and to apply for State and Federal grants.
Work closely with local school districts and the County of San Bernardino’s Department of Public Health to conduct annual school travel tallies and annual evaluations of data on traffic collisions, injuries, and fatalities near schools. Leverage this data to guide decision-making related to Safe Routes to School and to assess progress in mode-shifting students and families to more active forms of transportation.

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Related Goals and Actions

Goal FA-3: A City that encourages healthy eating habits for all residents.

Policy, Promote Food Access

Actions for Parks & Recreation

Action, Promote Physical Activity

Goal PE-1: Priority Equity Communities have reduced daily exposure to air pollution, especially from the logistics and distribution industry.

Policy, Reduce Pollution Exposure

Actions for Other Pollution

Action, Reduce Pollution Exposure

Goal PE-2: A City designed to improve air quality and reduce disparate health impacts.

Policy, Reduce Pollution Exposure

Goal PF-5: The City’s public libraries serve as centralized hubs for educational and social services.

Policy, Promote Public Facilities

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