2 Works For You News: Agencies Focus on Improving Walkability in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Agencies Aim to Boost Neighborhood Walkability
After recent public meetings, the Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG) is collaborating with communities to enhance walkability, biking infrastructure, and neighborhood connectivity in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Improving Safety at Key Intersections
The intersection of Greenwood and Oklahoma in north Tulsa has seen significant upgrades including high-visibility crosswalks and accessible ramps. Local resident Lijah James expressed her appreciation for these improvements, emphasizing the previous dangers of crossing the street.
- New features aim at decreasing pedestrian risks.
- INCOG plans to replicate successful upgrades across the metropolitan area.
Ongoing Efforts Required
Despite improvements, INCOG’s principal planner John Tankard acknowledged that there is still a lot of work to do. Initiatives like the GO! Plan are being developed to enhance bike and pedestrian infrastructure.
- Workshops to gather public input are scheduled.
- Strategies will focus on key locations for investment.
Community member James suggests expanding bike paths and improving infrastructure to foster a better commuting experience throughout the region.
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