Traffic & Transit

Beaumont Seeks Public Input On Bicycle, Pedestrian Master Plan

Residents have until Nov. 30 to complete the online survey.

BEAUMONT, CA — Beaumont residents are being asked to provide feedback on the city's Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan, an effort aimed at improving safety, connectivity and accessibility for people who bike or walk.

The city is encouraging community members to complete an online survey by Nov. 30 to help guide future improvements to bicycle paths and pedestrian walkways throughout Beaumont.

Community feedback will help inform planning efforts to make Beaumont's bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure safer and more accessible, the city said.

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Residents also will have an opportunity to share their opinions in person at a city booth during the Monster Mash event at the Community Recreation Center.

The survey is available online at bit.ly/BikePedestrianSurvey.

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