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Kick off meeting of the Healthy Transportation Network – Bay Area

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From TransForm:

Join us as the Safe Routes to School National Partnership and TransForm jumpstart a new collaboration of advocates, community members, health professionals, and planning experts from across the Bay Area.

Our first meeting will include a discussion of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s $250 million OneBayArea grant, and give easy tools for people concerned about public health, equity, and the environment to make a difference in future Bay Area expenditures on transportation.

Please register today. To make it easy to participate this kickoff will be a call-in meeting, and participation is free of charge. Please contact Marty Martinez of the Safe Routes to School National Partnership with any questions or concerns (415) 637-6488 Marty@saferoutespartnership.org, or Manolo González-Estay from TransForm at (510) 740-3150 x315 mgonzalezestay@transformca.org.

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