Croton’s Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee was pursuing bike-lane markings on newly paved portions of Riverside at its September 18, 2025 meeting. Members had sent the village manager a letter seeking a petition to the state Department of Transportation and planned to follow up on the next steps. This article is written solely from the meeting's official minutes; croton.news had no reporter present. The proposal covered a northbound stretch from Hudson Street near the diner to Grand Street, with a possible later extension to Brook Street, and a southbound stretch from Brook Street to Municipal Place. The minutes reported a generally supportive September 17 state response and specifically noted support for the southbound proposal. They do not record final state authorization or completed bike lanes. A first phase of nine Share the Road signs was also moving toward installation: one on Old Post Road North, four on Cleveland Drive, two on Olcott Avenue and two on Grand Street. Delivery and DPW installation were still upcoming. Riley Moeller presented 18 additional proposed locations for later phases. Members reviewed July and August Project MOVER ridership information and raised questions about service at Dobbs Park, where cellular reception could be an issue. They sought more information on usage patterns and monthly plans; the minutes do not establish that reception problems had been resolved. The Slow Down Croton campaign’s signs were being printed. Discussion covered distribution through community events, selected door-to-door outreach and the police department, along with newsletter notices and a press release. Some event distribution depended on the signs being ready in time. The committee also reviewed sidewalk work and the need for better advance communication about disruptive changes, drawing on Gotwald Circle. Members discussed sidewalk bicycle riding and possible education, enforcement or code changes without recording a new rule. They approved the July minutes and agreed on October 30 for the next meeting, subject to confirming availability with the village manager’s office.