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City Announcements
Seeking Citizen Input: Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant (Click Here)


Code Enforcement Task Force Meeting
Meeting #36 will be held on Monday, November 30, 2009 at 3:00pm at the Lincoln Street Parking Garage (ground floor conference room). Click the link above to view the agenda.

Stay healthy during this flu season. Click here to get the latest information and safety tips on the H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)

City Newsroom
Nov 10-30, 2009
Street Repairs

Nov 11-23, 2009
New Evidence in Homicide

Nov 13-08, 2010
Dream Keeper Scholarship Nominations Are Now Being Accepted



Links and Resources  (Scroll Down to view all)

 

South Carolina Government/Advocacy Resources:

Palmetto Cycling Coalition (PCC)

Palmetto Conservation Foundation (PCF)

Listing of South Carolina Council of Governments

Metropolitan Planning Organizations - find the regional planners in your area.

Central Midlands Council of Governments

SC Bike Law

SC Department of Transportation Engineering District Directory - This is where you go to find out about the paving projects in your area and to advocate for the two foot extra feet beyond the solid white stripe at the edge of the road as required by law.

SC Department of Transportation Bike Ped Page

SC Legislature

Find out who your State and Federal Representatives and Senators are and how to contact them



National Resources:

America Bikes

The Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) - bike parking

Bikes Belong Coalition

The BikePlan Source

The Federal Highway Administration's Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Office

National Center for Bicycling and Walking

League of American Bicyclists (LAB)

Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC) -- How bikeable is your community?

Probicycle

Rails-to-Trails

Surface Transportation Policy Project (STPP)

Alliance for Biking and Walking



Bicycle Accident - Advocating for Yourself

What to do in a bike accident by Peter Wilborn (.pdf)

What not to do after an accident from Leventis and Ransom.

How to Not Get Hit by Cars by Michael Bluejay