In
2009, PAT hosted a "Complete Streets Town Hall" in Prescott . There
were four panelists and over 90 citizens in attendance to begin a
dialog about what it may take to complete our streets. The final report
of the proceedings is now available in PDF format for viewing or
downloading.
Click here
to see the report
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New: Easy way to join or help with a
donation
Join PAT using Paypal and any major credit card
Times are tough for small non-profits like PAT! Please help by making a
donation above and beyond your membership. Help us continue our good
work in the Prescott area.
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Thanks to all for
helping to make our first annual "Pedals and Pumps Gala" a fantastic
event!
Click
the link below to see a photo gallery:
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Click here
to go directly to the "Pedals and
Pumps Gala" page
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The
Prescott Bicycle Advisory Committee (PBAC) has been busy updating
Prescott's Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. The draft version of
this update is available for review and comment on the cities
website... Please give it a look and leave a comment, they could really
use our support!
http://www.cityofprescott.net/services/streets/alternative.php
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Bike
Month 2009 was great !
A big Thank You to all organizers and volunteers

...some of the young people who joined this year's Ride To Work with
the Mayor May 15

Participants in the Ride to Work with the Mayor head down Gurley St. to
end up a City Hall for free breakfast goodies

One of the dozen volunteers who turned out to help paint new bike lane
symbols April 26 on Willow Creek Rd. and Prescott Lakes Parkway.
This event was a collaborative effort coordinated by PAT and the
City's Public Works Dept. The City provided the paint and
stencils, and we helped recruit the labor. We will probably help
organize more of these Stencil Days in the future.

The lead singer of the band Icarus
Siren got into the Bike Month mood
at the all-ages benefit concert May 2.

Riders gathered to hear some safety tips and ground rules before
embarking on Prescott's first ever 'Kidical Mass' community ride April
24
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A summary of laws respective to bicycling in
Arizona
- Click HERE for details
and facts.
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The P.A.T. Newsletter THE PROGRESS is
mailed to the members of P.A.T.
It is also available at the P.A.T. office, stop by to pick up a current
edition.
Click HERE or at "Newsletter"
button at left for the current copy.
Don't forget to fill out the survey and send it in. Your input is
wanted!
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- The New:
- The City of
Prescott
- Bicycle Advisory
Committee
- Bicycling &
Hiking Opportunities Map
- Available at these Generous Sponsors:
- Bike shops
(Ironclad, Bikesmith, High Gear, Encore Performance), the Outdoor Gear shops
(Granite Mountain Outfitters, The Hike Shack, Swift Feet), and at P. Coffee
Roasters coffee shop, Pangea Bakery, Dinner Bell Cafe and at
the Prescott
Alternative Transportation office.
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PAT Newsletter :
Anyone wanting to submit an article, letter, etc., please contact the
PAT office. The phone number is: 708-0911.
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P.A.T. allied group:

Click here for their mission
statement
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Alternatives to Forest Service Trails
and
Roads! Here is a link
to an "alternative" Trail Map that will give you ideas for bicycling in
our central Yavapai community: Trail Map Many
Thanks to Derek Brownlee!
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Join the PAT List serve for e-mail updates and action alerts!
Click
here to learn more about the list serve.
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Office
information
PAT's office is
located at 309 E. Gurley Street.
The office is open 9:00 - 1:00 Mon.- Fri. It's good to call
first, but then, drop in and say hi, check out posted events happening
around town, or register to volunteer! (928) 708-0911 |
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