PAT: what we do

The following is a list of PAT projects and current events:

Safe Routes to Schools: PAT has launched this program in Prescott with member donations and a grant from the Margaret T. Morris Foundation. As we acquire more funding we will take it next to Chino Valley and Prescott Valley and then statewide.

Greenways: PAT's member support helped secure a federal grant of $500,000 that will expand this greenway trail from West Granite Creek Park. PAT is working with the City of Prescott and the Open Space Alliance to coordinate this exciting transportation trail project that will someday connect the tri-cities.

Copper Basin Road: This road design is one of PAT's highest priorities and is in Prescott's next fiscal year budget. PAT is assembling a citizens committee to help create a community friendly road design for all users.

Bike Month: This is PAT's annual bike fun month filled with events. This year it's May.

Independence Day Parade: This is PAT's annual parade entry - join with us on bike or on foot to show support for PAT.

Prescott Zoning Code Rewrite: PAT has been a part of this process to help assure the new code encourages bike/ped friendly transportation and land-use planning.

Prescott General Plan Update: Sue Knaup, PAT's executive director, sits on the steering committee and chairs the circulation sub-committee.

Prescott Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Update: PAT continues to offer our expertise.  Click on the image at right to see a map of the plan's Phase I .

PAT's Office: Our office at 710A White Spar is now open to the public.

Regional Bike Map: PAT has begun the process of publishing our own regional bike map for all users of our transportation system .

Regional Bike/Ped/Transit Transportation System: PAT attends monthly meetings to help develop the MPO to assure that bike/ped/transit transportation is prominent. PAT continues to help all government agencies to develop this connecting system.

Regional Public Transit: PAT has gathered resources from across the state and country in preparation of the MPO's formation of the public transit sub-committee.

89/69 Interchange Multi-Use Path and On-Street Bikeways: PAT helped secure $500,000 in federal funding and is now helping with design.

Team PAT: PAT has formed this team to take part in charity bike rides and walks and to promote bicycling and walking.

Prescott Mile-High Trail System: PAT continues our hands-on support of this City of Prescott trail system which includes Prescott's Greenways, the Peavine and others.