TAMC's Safe Routes to School Program Recognized During Clean California Alisal Greening, Beautification, and Safety Project
The Transportation Agency's Safe Routes to School Program received a "shout-out" during today's Clean California Alisal Greening, Beautification, and Safety Project press conference. The program's recognition came during comments made by Lisa Brinton, Assistant Director of Community Development, City of Salinas,
The press conference was held at El Sausal Middle School in Salinas, followed by a short walking tour down a portion of the project corridor along East Alisal Street.
Speakers at the conference included:
City of Salinas Mayor Kimbley Craig
Salinas Council Member Tony Barrera
Salinas Council Member Orlando Osornio
Director of Cal Trans Tim Gubbins
Salinas Assistant Director of Community Development Lisa Brinton
TAMC Executive Director, Todd Muck, Caltrans District 5 Director, Tim Gubbins, Clean CA Public Outreach Coordinator, Colin Jones
TAMC Principal Planner, Safe Routes to School Coordinator, Ariana Green
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