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Chelsea Safe Routes to School Hosts Kick-Off Meeting Oct. 11

Parents and community leaders will outline goals to promote safe walking programs in the City of Chelsea.

The Chelsea Safe Routes to School program will hold a kick-off meeting on Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m. at South Meadows Elementary School, 335 Pierce St.

The Safe Routes to School program is a nationwide initiative designed to make bicycling and walking to school a safer, more appealing, and healthier alternative for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.

Chelsea's Safe Routes to School Program will encourage children to embark on a healthier lifestyle by providing increased safety education, enforcement, and infrastructure improvements that will help keep children safer when walking or biking to school.

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The purpose of the Oct. 11 meeting is to get input from community members on the current barriers to safe walking and biking in the city.

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