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EBBC: Campaign Training for Yes on Measure B1

From EBBC:

From EBBC:

Measure B1 is a 4-fold increase in bike/ped funding for Alameda County and that’s why you’ll be hearing our “Yes On B1” call thru to the Nov 6 election to secure funding to build hundreds of miles of new bikeways and double the numbers of people bicycling.

Join us for a quick 1-hour training on our Yes On B1 campaign. Then, get ready to help us convince voters that Measure B1 is a great transportation plan that is great for bikes.

We have volunteer trainings scheduled for:

We will feed you and let you practice talking about Measure B1 with other attendees. Thanks again for your help with our most important campaign in years. After taking a training, feel free to Take a review of our Yes On B1 Training.

We have many volunteers opportunities for the Yes On B1 campaign:

  • Postering/flyering
  • Phone banking
  • Tabling
  • Streetside outreach
  • Social media help
  • Letters to the editor
  • and more

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