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Image 1 — Upcoming bike infrastructure funding by OKI
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Upcoming bike infrastructure funding by OKI

On Thursday, OKI's Board of Directors will be voting to approve their allotment of annual Federal funding. There are 7 projects that have specific bike infrastructure as part of them, with 5 of them being shared-use paths. I did not upload the 7th project as it was more money for an already existing project, the replacement for the WHV.

Additionally, they will be awarding 2 grants to Red Bike, one for each side of the river, to replace old stations, and expand into NKY:

>Targeted expansion of stations into emerging redevelopment areas and mixed-use growth districts.

u/MrKerryMD — 8 days ago
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Free Bike Parking Map/App - Help fill the map!

I’ve been wanting to commute more via bike around Dayton and take advantage of the growing cycling infrastructure but I’m never sure if a place has a spot to park and secure bikes. This free app solves that problem. It’s community-driven. If you find a location that has bike racks you can take a picture and select which type of bike rack there is from a drop-down menu. You can even leave some notes. Then you just hit submit and there it is on the map. It looks like not many people know about it so there isn’t a ton of info here yet but I figure I would share this and hopefully some people will give it a try. Maybe we can fill the map in for Dayton and the surrounding areas together.

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u/MikeNPsych — 7 days ago
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Bramble Park Shared-Use Path bid

After first being announced 6 years ago, the shared-use path through Bramble Park is finally out to bid by the city. The specific routing was chosen by Cincinnati Parks to avoid damaging existing mature trees. The incline up the hill will have 5 foot long flat landings, 9 in total, every 30 feet. That is being done to make sure it is still ADA compliant as the rest of the slope will get up to 8.33 degrees.

will function as a spur of the CROWN/Murray Trail, and hopefully the first step in making a formal trail through the Little Duck Creek Nature Preserve.

u/MrKerryMD — 8 days ago