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🚲 Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee 7 articles

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Preliminary: Bicycle Pedestrian Committee — agenda for 2026-07-16

Preliminary agenda-only summary for the Bicycle Pedestrian Committee on 2026-07-16. This article will be enriched with full coverage when ChampDS publishes the meeting video.

Bike-Ped Committee Preps Earth Day and Bike Rodeo, Raises Street Concerns

At its April 16 meeting, the Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee planned its Earth Day presence, heard from Deputy Mayor Len Simon that Project Mover's original six hubs are back in operation, prepared for the May 16 bike…

Croton bike-share rolls back out April 6 as committee eyes two new hubs

Croton's Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee packed its March 19 agenda: Project MOVER bikes return April 6 with new hubs sought at Senasqua and Riverside, a CET bike rodeo is set for May 16, and the village's…

Bike-Ped Committee Weighs Projects for Over $600,000 in Regional Bike Boulevard Funding

Croton's Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee has begun choosing one or two street projects to put forward for a share of more than $600,000 in regional bike boulevard funding, with a memo of recommendations headed to the…

Bike-ped committee endorses red-light cameras, suggests a busier spot for the third

Croton's Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee endorsed the village's plan for up to three red-light cameras on Jan. 15, recommending the third go at South Riverside and Croton Point instead of Municipal Place. Members also…

Project MOVER hibernates as committee plans spring bike hubs

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee voted to cancel its December meeting and approved October minutes, while receiving updates that Project MOVER will enter "hibernation" on December 19th with 369 vouchers remaining…

Project MOVER Expands After 833 Summer Rides

Project MOVER recorded 833 rides over the summer and earned approval for expansion to Senasqua, North Riverside, and potentially Croton Point Park, while the village re-launched its "Slow Down Croton" campaign with 100…

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