The City of Redmond, in collaboration with the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC), is calling for volunteers to assist with its annual bicycle and pedestrian counts on September 12th and 14th. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance the safety and accessibility of biking and walking in the community. Volunteers will be stationed at specific locations for two-hour shifts to count users, contributing to the assessment of marketing campaigns and infrastructural improvements. A short online training session will equip volunteers with the necessary skills to carry out their tasks effectively. The BPAC aims to increase bicycle ridership and pedestrian utility in Redmond, advocating for user-friendly facilities and educational activities.

By participating, community members can play a vital role in shaping future improvements to the city's transportation network. Those interested in volunteering can easily sign up through the BPAC website or contact Sarah Vowell directly for further information. This opportunity not only fosters community engagement but also promotes sustainable transportation practices in Redmond.