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Kayla Lewis - transportation
- From
- Richard Morin <[email protected]>
- To
- Michael Harnois <[email protected]>
- Daniel Yarumian <[email protected]>
- Danielle Bradbury <[email protected]>
- Roger Hicks <[email protected]>
- Jack Rogala <[email protected]>
- Date
- Selectboard Questions.pdfNot posted
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Selectboard Questions What is the availability of public and community transportation in your Municipality? What do you see as the biggest transportation challenges in your community? ● What support would be helpful to address those challenges? How would you describe the current state of the following in your municipality ● Sidewalks and Crosswalks ● Pedestrian Safety AND What feedback do you hear from residents regarding On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 means “not a priority” and 10 means “a very high priority,” how would you rate your municipality’s priority level for improving transportation options? ● Why did you choose that number? Does your municipality have any initiatives or projects underway that create or improve transportation options?
If community members do not have transportation, how do they get around? Does your town have community members who are homebound? Does your town have a wellness check program (call list for community members who are homebound)? Does your municipality have a volunteer driver or municipality-supported transportation program? ● If not, has your municipality ever considered a volunteer driver program or a municipality-supported transportation program? Does the lack of transportation options impact your fire and rescue? How would you describe Hollis' sense of community? Who are strong community partners in your area (who helps get things done?)
Would your municipality be open to participating in county-wide transportation efforts? ● What topics or issues would you like to see addressed in a county-wide transportation discussion?
Greetings -
Kayla came to an earlier meeting but was not able to do her thing. She rescheduled and I messed up by not giving her a spot on the agenda.
So, she has been rescheduled for August 5. Attached are the questions she wants to discuss at the August 5 meeting.
This is a growing problem in So. Maine with aging residents who may need to meet doctor appointment, assistance needs, and more.
Please review these questions - make some notes and be ready to discuss and not just dismiss on August 5.
Thanks,
Dick
Richard Morin
Town Manager
Town of Hollis, Maine