We are excited to announce the new Compost Pilot Program! 🥗This program, funded by the NextCycle Michigan MICROS program, will allow residents and businesses to compost their waste materials - a sustainable alternative to reduce food waste in landfills. https://t.co/HqDt1e9gPS
#OaklandCounty’s new environmental #sustainability officer, Erin Quetell, previously worked in a similar role for @FerndaleMich. She was responsible for integrating the social, financial and environmental sustainability perspectives and best practices into daily city operations.
Friday, May 21 is National Bike to Work Day! If you’re not going to the office, bike to your favorite local business. Register by Wednesday, May 19 for the Bike to Work Day event to receive free custom Detroit Bike Challenge socks from The Red Hook! 🚴 https://t.co/DbsfhLNwlG
TODAY is the last day to register for Bike to Work Day and receive free Detroit bike socks from a local coffee shop. Don't miss out. https://t.co/Pff0bEXmmC
🌟May is National Bike Month🌟
Ferndale is proud to be a bike-friendly city!
Plus, we have a great bike shop if you need a new ride, some parts, or a tune-up!
Bike Shop: Downtown Ferndale Bike Shop
Photos from: @abzbike
If you are rolling through @DwtnFerndale for Bike to Work Day, make sure to register and stop by the Red Hook Ferndale! Register at the link below before Wednesday.
Register for Bike to Work Day before Wednesday then ride to one of the designated coffee shops on Friday to claim your free custom socks.
https://t.co/Pff0bEXmmC
May is Bike Month and the City of Ferndale is aligning with national efforts across the country to safely celebrate our bike-friendly city. There are a number of ways for the whole family to participate, learn, and even win prizes along the way--https://t.co/2opMfm777M 🚲
It’s a beautiful day to kick off Ferndale #bikemonth! Check out scavenger hunts and bingo, plus other socially distant activities. You can even win prizes from @DwtnFerndale and @MoGoDetroit: https://t.co/9ndJvKcHrt
Be sure to track your rides all month on @LovetoRide_.
Our March News from the Trail newsletter is now online with updates on the Joe Louis Greenway, Detroit vehicle speeds, and more.
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Thanks for having me! It was fun talking to others that are trying to make streets safer in their community! I’m looking forward to seeing a more people-friendly Buttles St in the future.
In this month's episode of Word on the Street(s), we discuss the #CompleteStreets Act of 2021 & welcome @FerndaleMich Planning Mgr @jayelplanner to talk about some of Ferndale's past & current road diet projects. Great insight! #wots
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The draft Ferndale Moves! Plan is ready for community review! Based on previous feedback, the plan outlines the Future of Mobility in Ferndale with 4 goals: Environment, Community, Equity, & Regional Mobility. View the report & additional submission info: https://t.co/tR5L0Ev0j0
Great thread by Mayor @melpiana. Special thanks to @tooledesign for assisting and City of Pleasant Ridge for partnering. Let’s make Woodward Ave a #completestreet!
Projects like the Livernois streetscape, @MoGoDetroit bike share, W Nine Mile road diet w/@CityofOakPark, and others would not have been possible w/o grants and community input!
Special thanks to @SEMCOG and @MDOT_MetroDet for past, present, and hopefully future grant support!
Here’s one more friendly reminder to take a look at the preliminary recommendations for the Ferndale Moves mobility plan. Comment directly on the plan’s interactive web map. Thanks Ferndale!
We need your feedback on the Ferndale Moves Plan update! Use our interactive webmap and tell us what you think: https://t.co/nOEzOcuAkS
We’ll use your comments to help finalize the network and prioritize which projects to work on next. Comments will close on Saturday, January 9.
Fun fact: the prior plan helped acquire >$1 million in grant funds over 6-7 years, which made the City’s $$$ go further + provide more mobility options for people living, working + visiting Ferndale.
Get your feedback back in, folks!
I’m sure there is at least 1 street that you think needs a crosswalk, a bike lane that should be separated from traffic, or a bus stop that could use a proper shelter. Comment before Friday!
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Have you weighed in on the future of mobility in Ferndale yet? The initial round of feedback on the Ferndale Moves interactive map closes this Friday, October 30. Give your input today! https://t.co/9TZMwtWRYY