Is Boulder City Government Really Working to Make Boulder More People Friendly?

East Boulder Stakeholder Meeting (55th and 63rd streets corridors)
Monday, May 4, 4 - 6 pm
Valmont Community Presbyterian Church
3261 61st Street
Boulder
Bus: None?

West Boulder Stakeholder Meeting (Folsom Streets and Iris Avenue)
Wednesday, May 6, 4 - 6 pm
Unity Spiritual Center
2855 Folsom Street
Boulder
Bus: None again?

So bus riders are not invited to meeting the will determine the experiences that bus riders have on Boulder streets.

Transportation Advisory Board Meeting
Re: Living Laboratory Phase II potential pilot programs
Monday, May 11 at 6 pm
Municipal Building, Council Chambers
1777 Broadway
Boulder
Bus: 204, 205, 225, DASH, SKIP, AB, all B buses, N

Transportation Advisory Board-hosted Open House
Wednesday, May 20, 4 - 6 pm
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art
1720 13th Street
Boulder
Bus: JUMP

I wonder how easy the stakeholder meetings are to get to by bike.

In Boulder Complete Streets include Transit

Thursday, May 9 at 5 pm
Complete Streets Innovation Open HouseAlfalfa's Community Room
1651 Broadway
Boulder
Bus: DASH, SKIP, JUMP, 204, 225, AB, B, GS
Be careful if you get off the JUMP across the street. Drivers often ignore pedestrians in that crosswalk.
This location is a five to ten minute walk from the downtown Boulder RTD station.

The discussion will focus on improving education about bike infrastructure and getting more people involved with transit planning within the city of Boulder.

Transit use has increased 300% in Boulder since 1990. However, it has declined lately. Connections into Boulder have been cut. If you can't get into Boulder on the bus, you are less likely to take the bus. Also, bus service got to the point that it was faster and cheaper than driving. That is no longer the case in some areas.

I will be interested to see what issues this open house addresses.