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Thank you for all of your feedback and engagement over the last two years that has contributed to the work to develop a Bike Plan.
The Bike Plan will be the culmination of 2 years of engagement with residents of Edmonton. Through 62 public events including workshops, pop-up events, drop-in sessions, surveys and community conversations, just over 11,500 Edmontonians gave us their feedback about biking in Edmonton. Thank you to everyone who supports safe, convenient cycling in Edmonton.
We heard from so many people: those who are avid cyclists and those who don’t support bike lanes; those who would love to bike more but are nervous; and those who will probably never ride a bike. All of their comments are being considered as we develop the Bike Plan.
There are no engagement opportunities available at this time.
In 2018, we connected with over 4,000 Edmontonians and created a draft Aspiration and Values statement to guide the creation of the Bike Plan.
Thanks to all of you who contributed your time and energy to that work!
In Phase 2, which took place in May and June, we collected input to help define the principles that will guide how Edmonton’s bike network will grow.
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In Phase 3, which took place in October and November, we shared the draft Bike Network Map for input and talked about what to prioritize as we move forward to implement the Bike Plan.
We asked questions like:
Public engagement activities in the fall and winter of 2018 included drop-in sessions, pop-up events, community conversations, and an online survey.
Drop-in Sessions
Edmonton Tower - November 15
City Hall - November 9
Millwoods Town Centre - November 8
The Meadows Recreation Centre - November 7
Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre - November 3
West Edmonton mall - October 30
Terwillegar Recreation Centre - October 27
Londonderry Mall - October 25
Commonwealth Recreation Centre - October 22
Northgate Centre - October 18
Southgate Shopping Centre - October 11
Pop-up Events
Boyle Street Community Services - September 27
Strathcona Farmers Market - September 22
Symphony Under the Sky - August 30-31
Michael Phair Park during Saturday City Market - August 25
Legislature Grounds - August 21
Epcor RiverFest (Laurier Park) - August 11
Railtown Park - August 9
Heritage Festival (Hawrelak Park) - August 4-6
Online Engagement
More than 2,400 people shared their input on the current network and thoughts for the future.
Public engagement activities in the spring and summer of 2019 included registered workshops, pop-up sessions, community conversations, a bike ride-along, an online survey and a WikiMap.
Registered Workshops
Commonwealth Recreation Centre - June 6
McKernan Community League - June 8
Pop-up Sessions
The Bike Plan Project Team held the following pop-up engagement sessions to collect feedback to inform the principles that will guide the development of the future bike network:
Spring Homeless Connect - Edmonton Convention Centre - May 5
Bike Swap - Edmonton Expo Centre - May 11
Downtown Farmers Market - June 9
Callingwood Farmers Market - June 16
Indigenous People's Festival - June 21
Clareview Village Block Party - June 27
Ride-along
Bike Plan/City Plan Bike Tour - June 15
Online Engagement
More than 2,200 people completed the online survey, and 330 people left site-specific comments on the WikiMap.
Public engagement activities in the fall of 2019 included drop-in events, registered workshops, community conversations and a number of online opportunities.
Engage Edmonton Drop-in Events
Londonderry Shopping Centre - October 19
The Meadows Recreation Centre - October 22
Southgate Centre Court - October 23
West Edmonton Mall - October 24
Edmonton Tower - October 25
Registered Workshops
Mill Woods Senior and Multicultural Centre - November 2
Commonwealth Recreation Centre - November 5
Crestwood Community League Hall - November 6
Online Engagement
More than 4,000 Edmontonians also contributed input through an online survey and the Edmonton Bike Story Map.
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