Are you concerned about St. Augustine traffic? Do you think St. Augustine needs solutions to our mobility that pedestrians, bicycles and drivers can equally adopt? Do you have ideas to make things better? Than this is your chance to chime in and contribute to the cause with real feedback or really good ideas.
The City of St. Augustine is well aware of the community’s desires to create better traffic flow and has recently formed a 15 member mobility task force to lead the cause towards a workable solution.
This group wants to hear from you! Residents and visitors are asked to voice your concerns and opinions now via this survey. Just answer 7 questions about personal mobility issues and habits, and the information garnered from the survey will help very early stages of a new plan in development to soothe traffic congestion.
In addition to the survey, and to ensure the concerns are being heard, there will be a public hearing on Thursday, June 9, 9:00am – 5:00pm in The Alcazar Room, City Hall. 75 King St. All are welcome to attend and voice concerns about mobility and parking.
This is an opportunity for those frustrated about traffic congestion to come and help be apart of the St. Augustine traffic solution that is so desperately needed. One-on-one exchanges with a full team of planners, engineers, and landscape architects will also be available.
Take a proactive role in changing St. Augustine mobility issues by taking the survey here, or go visit www.StAugustineGovernment.com and click on the Mobility Update icon.
For more information about the city’s mobility initiative, or either of these events, contact Xavier Pellicer, Mobility Coordinator, at 904.209.4211, by email at xpellicer@citystaug.com, or call the Public Works Department at 904.825.1040.
