Davida has worked in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (A/E/C) industry for over 17 years. A well-rounded marketing professional with a strong background in administrative and office management her roles ranged from front desk first impressions, to managing job-site/project administration, to leading and working with design teams developing robust technical proposals to win work. She is a graduate of University of Phoenix with a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing.
She recently returns to San Diego after a four-year stint in New York City and is enjoying her hometown in a whole new way, including taking mass transit for business and pleasure! When she is not managing Circulate’s office operations, she is running her mobile spray tanning business, working out, or enjoying live music. She thoroughly enjoys working with and supporting a positive team with a vision to create a dynamic change in the community.
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Circulator - 04/18/2025
Community Safety Presentations Coming to Lakeside
Circulate is excited to continue our work in Lakeside, thanks to the County of San Diego’s Walk and Roll Grant. We're pleased to invite the community to a series of free, engaging presentations at the Lakeside Community Center in the coming weeks. These events are open to the public and aim to promote safety, mobility, and well-being for all.
Here’s what’s on the schedule:
Age and Disability Friendly Mobility
Monday, April 29 at 11:00 AM
Learn more about accessible transportation and mobility for older adults and individuals with disabilities.Defensive Driving
Monday, May 6 at 11:00 AM
Enhance your driving skills and learn how to stay safe and alert on the road.Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
Monday, May 13 at 11:00 AM
Understand key safety practices for walking and biking in your community.Join us for these informative sessions and help make Lakeside a safer, more accessible place for everyone.
Bike Anywhere Day 2025
May is Bike Month! It’s a celebration of biking for transportation, recreation, and leisure.
Celebrate National Bike Month by hopping on two wheels for Bike Anywhere Day on Thursday, May 15, from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. This region-wide celebration is all about discovering the joy of biking—whether you’re commuting, heading to school, or just out for some fun. It's a free, feel-good event that helps reduce traffic, reduce pollution, and boost your health.
Circulate San Diego will be partnering with SDSU, the City of Imperial Beach, and the City of Chula Vista on hosting a pit stop for this event. We’ll be giving out snacks, drinks, and handing out free safety gear and materials to keep your ride smooth and safe.
Bike with us to a San Diego Mojo Game!
Kick off National Bike Month with us on Saturday, May 3rd at 5:00 PM!
Join us for a group bike ride to the San Diego Mojo Game! It’s a great way to explore the SDSU campus, learn about active transportation options, and support the women's volleyball team.
The first 25 people to RSVP for the ride will receive a free ticket to the game! We’ll meet at SDSU Station at 5:00 PM.
Can’t join the ride but still want to go to the game? Have a plus one who can't join the bike ride? No worries! You can purchase discounted tickets through our link. Plus, 20% of all sales will go towards supporting Circulate San Diego and our mission to improve mobility choices for all.
Happy Work Anniversary spotlight: Leslie AParicio
It’s a celebration! Today we Congratulate Leslie Aparicio on her One Year Work Anniversary with Circulate!
As is our tradition, we interviewed LESLIE so our supporters and members can see what he/she’s been up to.
Circulate News
Porter Kyle breaks ground on $60M rental townhomes in highly competitive market, Multifamily Dive, April 3, 2025
Pittsburgh Mayor Unveils Vision Zero Plan to Eliminate Traffic Fatalities by 2025, Hoodline, April 4, 2025
Vision Zero Conference at Temple University Spotlights Traffic Safety and Investment in Philadelphia, Hoodline, April 5, 2025
San Diego, CA – Man Killed in Pedestrian Accident on Carmel Knolls Dr Near Almondwood Way, Local Accident Reports, April 8, 2025
Washington Senate Passes Landmark Transit Oriented Development Bill to Address Housing Shortage, Hoodline, April 16, 2025
New report spells out LA’s Vision Zero fail, and bike riders injured by drivers in South LA and Huntington Beach hit-and-runs, BikinginLA, April 16, 2025
Letter of Support: Solana Beach SGIP Proposal, April 7, 2025
Letters of Support: County of SD SGIP Proposals, April 9, 2025
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Work Anniversary Spotlight
WORK ANNIVERSARY SPOTLIGHT: LESLIE APARICIO
How many years have your worked for Circulate and what is your title?
I have worked with Circulate for a little over a year. I’m an Assistant Planner, but started off as a Planning Coordinator.
If this is your 1 year anniversary, describe what your day to day tasks look like?
My daily tasks at Circulate are varied and that is what I find most rewarding about the role. The diverse range of projects I contribute to allows me to engage in both technical and field work. If I am not working on a report, I am on a walk audit, creating educational social media posts, hosting walk and bike to school days, or creating maps on GIS.
During this time, what’s your most memorable face palm moment? Or what is your biggest achievement to date? Choose one.
I loved getting to install a pop-up parklet in Chula Vista for Park(ing) Day this past year. Being able to transform a curbside parking space into a temporary parklet for community residents to enjoy and engage with was amazing to see and experience. Engaging with community residents made it apparent how reimagining spaces for public use creates vibrant streets and pedestrian-friendly spaces.
What are you excited for about the future?
I am most excited about the upcoming bike projects coming to the San Diego region, as it is progress towards safer, more sustainable transportation options. As someone who has recently started biking, I’ve experienced firsthand both the joys and the challenges of navigating the city on two wheels. Working with Circulate San Diego has deepened my appreciation for the critical role infrastructure and connectivity plays in encouraging active transportation.
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Circulator - 04/04/2025
Circulate San Diego’s Advocacy Model
At Circulate San Diego, we have had some incredible successes, far larger than one should expect from a small nine-person organization. Our campaigns are often to advance and abundance agenda. Our efforts have led to thousands of affordable homes being developed on transit agency land. We drafted and sponsored Assembly Bill 2345 and Assembly Bill 1287, the most impactful housing production bills signed by the Governor Newsom in 2020 and 2023.
A large part of the credit goes to our advocacy model, that allows us to effectively apply pressure to decisionmakers with our relatively few resources.
Our CEO and General Counsel Colin Parent published a post detailing how our model works, and how other advocates can borrow and innovate from it.
Save the Date for the 4th Annual Transportation Justice Expo!
Save the date for 4th Annual Transportation Justice Expo this Saturday, April 5th, from 10am – 2 pm!
The event will be held at Gomper's Prep Academy in Chollas View and hosted by The Urban Collaborative Project.
Join us to learn about local transportation projects and initiatives and for the opportunity to win various giveaways such as bicycles, art, and more!
Bike to the San Diego Mojo Game!
Kick off National Bike Month with us on Saturday, May 3rd at 5:00 PM!
Join us for a group bike ride to the San Diego Mojo Game! It’s a great way to explore the SDSU campus, learn about active transportation options, and support the women’s volleyball team.
The first 25 people to RSVP for the ride will receive a free ticket to the game! We’ll meet at SDSU Station at 5:00 PM.
Can’t join the ride but still want to go to the game? Have a plus one who can't join the bike ride? No worries! You can purchase discounted tickets through our link. Plus, 20% of all sales will go towards supporting Circulate San Diego and our mission to improve mobility choices for all.
RSVP will be available soon!
Survey: Future Rapid bus from San Ysidro to Downtown
Do you make trips between San Ysidro, Chula Vista, National City, Barrio Logan, and Downtown to get to work, school, appointments, or other places? SANDAG is planning a future Rapidbus route to connect these communities.
Take their survey by Wednesday, May 14th to let them know what destinations in these areas are important to you!
Circulate News
Q&A With Rebecca Louie, Affordable Housing Finance, March 24, 2025
Philadelphia Unveils New Vision Zero Dashboard in Quest to Enhance Road Safety and Reduce Traffic Casualties, Hoodline, March 25, 2025
University Avenue reopens so City Heights can better ‘go with the flow', NBC 7, March 30, 2025
Fogelman grabs Houston-area property, Multifamily Dive, March 31, 2025
21 people died in San Diego area traffic in March, ABC 10, April 1, 2025
University Avenue in City Heights reopens after lengthy construction project, ABC 10, April 1, 2025
Fort Worth Invites Residents to Help Shape Vision Zero Safety Action Plan at Upcoming Open Houses, Hoodline, April 2, 2025
Policy Letter: Appointing Coastal Commissioners Who Support Housing and Climate Goals, March 21, 2025
Letters of Support: Lemon Grove SGIP Proposals, March 31, 2025
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Circulator - 03/21/2025
Circulate San Diego Has Always Been an Abundance Organization
Circulate is a leading advocate for policies across a range of domains, including public transit, street infrastructure, and what we call sustainable growth. We often advocate for our issues to get a higher priority, or more funding. But often government already says they want to make our issues a priority, and even dedicate real funding to our causes. The bigger challenge can be to get governments to use their existing resources well, to actually produce the outcomes they say they want to achieve.
Earlier this week, our CEO and General Counsel Colin Parent posted writeup about how Circulate is a part of the growing “Abundance Movement.” If you have not heard much about the Abundance Movement, that is about to change. Several books are being released this spring, including Derek Thompson and Ezra Klein’s “Abundance which was published this week.
Recap: March’s Walk and Bike To School Days
March has been a busy month for Circulate, dedicated to teaching students about pedestrian and bicycle safety.
This month, we partnered with local schools to host four Walk and Bike to School Days! Last week, we kicked off with Chula Vista Learning Community Charter Middle School, followed by three more events this week at King Chavez Primary Academy, Burbank Elementary, and Museum School.
It was inspiring to see so many students walking, biking, and rolling to school. Circulate had a blast handing out safety items and educational materials to students and parents.
Thank you to the schools, students, and families who participated—we look forward to more Walk and Bike School Day events ahead!
Serving Seniors Programs in City Heights!
In collaboration with Serving Seniors, join us for the following programs in their City Heights locations.
City Heights Pedestrian Audit (1.0 Mile)
Harris Family Senior Residence
4320 44th Street, San Diego, CA 92115
Tuesday, April 8 at 10:30amCity Heights Age-Friendly Mobility Presentation
Potiker Serving Seniors – City Heights
4065 43rd Street, San Diego, CA 92105
Thursday, April 10 at 1:00pmOur new page for Assembly Bill 1287
In 2023, Circulate San Diego co-sponsored Assembly Bill 1287, which created one of the most productive and impactful housing reforms in California.
The law was authored by Assemblymember David Alvarez and signed by Governor Newsom. It expanded upon California Density Bonus Law, allowing projects to be twice as large as underlying zoning, if they include a percentage of permanently affordable homes. The bill creates a win-win for more affordable and market-rate homes.
This week we launched a new web page to feature the bill. It includes history, FAQs, and links to the many news articles written about projects that are using the new tool.
Join Circulate San Diego – Help Shape a More Connected, Sustainable San Diego
At Circulate San Diego, we’re working every day to create safer streets, reliable transit, and thriving neighborhoods for everyone. As a member, you’ll join a growing network committed to making this vision a reality.
Your support powers our campaigns for affordable homes near transit, safer biking and walking infrastructure, and better transportation choices for all San Diegans.
Membership includes:
• Invitations to exclusive member events and mixers
• Early access to reports and policy updates
• Networking with civic leaders, advocates, and professionals
• The satisfaction of advancing a safer, healthier, and more connected regionIf you’re passionate about mobility, smart growth, and people-centered communities, join us. Together, we’ll move San Diego forward.
Circulate News
California pedestrian deaths decreased in the first half of 2024, MSN, March 9, 2025
One traffic death this year in KCK: Can Vision Zero plan work?, Yahoo News, March 7, 2025
No new scooter/bike corrals or red curbs in La Jolla as ‘daylighting’ parking enforcement starts, La Jolla Light, March 9, 2025
Portland Sees 19% Drop in Traffic Fatalities for 2024, Vision Zero Efforts Intensify Amid St. Patrick's Day, Hoodline, March 6, 2025
Saint Paul and Woodbury Welcome METRO Gold Line: A New Era of Rapid Transit Begins March 22, Hoodline, March 11, 2025
Lakeland adopts ‘Vision Zero’ plan to eliminate crashes resulting in death, serious injury, Yahoo News, March 17, 2025
Letters of Support: National City SGIP Proposals, March 11, 2025
Letter of Support: City of Vista SGIP Proposals, March 20, 2025
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Circulator - 03/07/2025
Harborside Park: All-ages Bike Rodeo
Bring your helmet, bike, or scooter and join us for a Bike Rodeo at Harborside Park!
Circulate is teaming up with the City of Chula Vista's Parks and Recreation to host this exciting event on March 21st from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
At the rodeo, Circulate will set up an obstacle course designed to help riders practice key skills for on-road safety, including avoidance maneuvers, basic bike maintenance, and proper helmet fitting, all in a safe, controlled environment. Whether you're new to cycling or looking to enhance your skills, this event offers a great opportunity to become a safer road user. Plus, during the rodeo, the City of Chula Vista’s Parks and Recreation will hold an opportunity drawing for bikes and scooters for participants. Don't miss out on the fun!
For more information and to register for the rodeo, visit the City of Chula Vista's Parks and Rec website here. It’s listed under the Activities tab as "Harborside Rec Club Special Event."
Op-Ed on the Future of Transit in San Diego
Last week, our CEO and General Counsel Colin Parent was invited to write a guest editorial in the Voice of San Diego about his expectations for the future of transit. The piece was a part of the Voice of San Diego’s celebration of its 20-year anniversary.
In the piece, Parent argued that investing in high quality transit service will attract more riders, and avoid losing fare revenues. The piece also explained how new technologies can more evenly collect fare payments, and allow more transit vehicles to operate with current staffing levels.
Help Empower Students & Advocate for Safer Streets!
No parent should have to worry if their child will make it safely to school—but too often, unsafe streets put kids at risk. Circulate San Diego works directly with students to conduct pedestrian audits, teaching them how to assess their neighborhoods and advocate for safer streets. During a recent audit in Chula Vista, students identified faded crosswalks and drivers failing to yield, underscoring the urgent need for improvements. After each audit, we submit service requests to cities to address the most dangerous conditions—and we've already seen results this year.
Your support helps us engage students, empower communities, and advocate for safer streets across the region.
San Diego Begins Issuing Tickets for Daylighting Violations
On March 1, the City of San Diego began issuing fines for violation of California’s new daylighting law.
This year, California became the 44th state to prohibit parking within 20 feet of an intersection. This rule is known as a “Daylighting Law” because it means that drivers approaching an intersection can see more daylight as they look up and down the street for oncoming traffic.
Circulate has appeared on multiple news outlets promoting awareness of the new rule. We have emphasized the benefits to all road users – with Policy Counsel Will Moore being cited by outlets like NBC 7 saying “If you ever pulled up to a stop sign and not been able to see around somebody who's parked right at the intersection, this is to prevent that from happening.”
Circulate and Allies Seek Improvements to ADU Bonus Program
Over the past month, the City of San Diego has considered major changes to the city’s award winning ADU Bonus Program. This week, Circulate San Diego and our allies asked the San Diego City Council to preserve San Diego's enhanced ADU program and thoughtfully weigh improvements to that program to alleviate our housing crisis.
On March 4, after a grueling 10-hour meeting and contentious discussion among the councilmembers, the Council adopted a resolution asking for the Planning Department to return within 90 days with a proposal to remove the ADU Bonus Program from certain single family zones with minimum lot sizes above 10,000 square feet. This was in response to concerns from the Encanto neighborhood, which had seen a disproportionate number of very large ADU projects proposed on such lots. The resolution also asked that the Planning Department propose revisions to the ADU Bonus Program that might improve the program in other ways.
Circulate and our allies continue to be actively engaged in this discussion, and will work to promote policy solutions that address our housing crisis.
Circulate News
San Diego drivers to start getting tickets for new ‘daylighting' parking law, NBC7, February 19, 2025
CA Ebike Incentive management firm accused of major misconduct, and “King” Trump kills New York congestion pricing, BikinginLA, February 20, 2025
Drivers bracing for March 1 parking law as two-month grace period ends – now they’ll get $77 tickets instead of warnings, The U.S. Sun, February 21, 2025
Seattle's Vision Zero Initiative: Ballard Neighborhood Sees Major Traffic Safety Upgrades on 15th Ave NW, Hoodline, February 21, 2025
Dozens of San Diego streets could soon see speed limit changes, Fox 5, February 24, 2025
Miami developer breaks ground on $1B transit-oriented project, SmartCities Dive, February 26, 2025
NCTD needs to replace Sprinter train fleet early. Where will it get $351 million?, The San Diego Union Tribune, March 2, 2025
Speed limits are about to drop on these 17 street segments around San Diego, The San Diego Union Tribune, March 2, 2025
San Diego County’s Sprinter trainsets need early replacement, Trains, March 2, 2025
Transit village near San Jose train hub may expand with housing project, MSN, March 4, 2025
San Diego Drivers Now Ticketed Under California’s New ‘Daylighting’ Law, The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint, March 3, 2025
Baron breaks ground on Miami-area transit-oriented tower, MultiFamilyDive, March 4, 2025
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Davida Garcia published Policy Letter: Preserving the City of San Diego's Enhanced ADU Program in Policy Letters 2025-03-03 12:45:32 -0800
Policy Letter: Preserving the City of San Diego's Enhanced ADU Program
Policy Letter: Preserving the City of San Diego's Enhanced ADU Program
Circulate San Diego and our allies have sent a letter to the San Diego City Council asking them to preserve San Diego's enhanced ADU program and thoughtfully weigh improvements to that program to alleviate our housing crisis.
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Davida Garcia published Policy Letter: Vision Zero Coalition - Street Design Manual Update Recommendations in Policy Letters 2025-02-25 12:56:39 -0800
Policy Letter: Vision Zero Coalition - Street Design Manual Update Recommendations
Vision Zero Coalition - Street Design Manual Update Recommendations
Circulate welcomes the proposed updates to the City of San Diego Street Design Manual. We, with our Vision Zero allies, have sent a letter praising that effort and suggesting improvements to make San Diego's streets safer and better for everyone.
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Circulator - 02/21/2025
- Today: 30th Street Corridor Pedestrian Audit!
- Brothers on Bikes Family-Friendly Ride
- We Want to Help Your Project
- The Future of the Purple Line Trolley
- Info Session: Rapid Bus from El Cajon to UC San Diego
- Circulate Praises San Diego City Council for Prioritizing Street Safety in FY2026 Budget Priorities
- Circulate and Allies Call for Preservation of Award Winning ADU Bonus Program
- Circulate and Vision Zero Allies Review San Diego’s Draft Street Design Manual and Prepare Comments
- Circulate News
Today: 30th Street Corridor Pedestrian Audit!
Join us today at 4 p.m. for a walk along the 30th Street Corridor in collaboration with the North Park Community Planning Group. We will be meeting at the North Park Community Park by Idaho Street and Polk Avenue.
We will split into two groups at Polk Avenue and 30th Street: one group will head north to Adams Avenue and 30th Street, while the other will head south to Upas Street and 30th. We'll meet back at the park afterwards to go over our observations.
This will be a long walk, so bring comfortable shoes!
Brothers on Bikes Family-Friendly Ride
Circulate San Diego is partnering with Movement Matters Collective and several other community partners to host “Brothers on Bikes.”
Join us for a 10-mile bike ride at 9:00am on Saturday, March 1st! We will meet at MLK Community Park and bike along Paradise Valley Road, Meadowbrook Drive, Imperial Avenue, Skyline Drive, and more (with a pit stop for coffee along the way). Don't forget to visit all of the vendor booths in the park before and/or after the ride. Circulate will be gathering bike audit data to identify desired bicycle network improvements in the neighborhood that would increase safety and comfort for riders of all experience levels.
We want to help your project
At Circulate San Diego, we believe 2025 is the year to break ground on a brighter, more sustainable future. Let’s work together to get your sustainable growth project entitled and built with the Circulate Mobility Certification—San Diego’s trusted recognition for transit-oriented, sustainable developments.
Certified projects receive:
- Formal Recognition: A letter of certification for elected officials, community groups, and decision-makers.
- Marketing Boost: Use the Mobility Certification Seal in your outreach and communications.
- Amplified Publicity: Featured in press releases, social media, our newsletter, and at Circulate events.
- Support at Hearings: Independent public testimony from our team, advocating for your project.
The Future of the Purple Line Trolley
On February 13th, our CEO and General Counsel Colin Parent appeared on KPBS Evening Edition, and in an article with Andrew Bowen to discuss the future of the Purple Line, a proposed trolley route from the border through Kearney Mesa and Sorrento Mesa.
SANDAG recently completed a study of the proposed route, and found that it’s preferred project would cost $20 billion, a prohibitively expensive price tag. As a comparison, the recently completed Blue Line Mid-Coast Trolley Extension cost only $2 billion.Circulate has long advocated for the Purple Line. Still, it is necessary for transit agencies to plan for projects that are realistic in their ambitions. The problem with a $20 billion Trolley is not that it would be “too nice,” but rather that at such a high cost, it would be so expensive as to never be built at all.
Info Session: Rapid Bus from El Cajon to UC San Diego
Make trips between El Cajon, Santee, Kearny Mesa, UTC, or UC San Diego?
SANDAG is planning a Rapid bus route between these communities and wants to hear from you.
Join them Tuesday, February 25 at 6 p.m. on Zoom to learn more and discuss what destinations you think this transit should take people to.
Circulate Praises San Diego City Council for Prioritizing Street Safety in FY2026 Budget Priorities
Circulate Policy Counsel Will Moore appeared at San Diego City Council’s February 10th budget hearing to praise the councilmembers for prioritizing street safety in their FY2026 budget memoranda.
Earlier this year, Circulate wrote to the councilmembers to encourage them to prioritize street safety and #FixtheFatal15. Even as our long-term policies improve, pedestrian fatalities in San Diego continue to rise. Fixing those intersections where the largest numbers of pedestrians die should be a major priority.
The City Budget is in a significant deficit for general funds. But fortunately, the City will receive annually tens of millions of formula funds from TransNet and Senate Bill 1 that must be spent on transportation infrastructure and have increased from prior years. The City can and should dedicate a share of these available funds to repair the most dangerous intersections in the city.
Circulate and Allies Call for Preservation of Award Winning ADU Bonus Program
In a letter to the Mayor and City Council, Circulate joined local and state partners in urging the city of San Diego to preserve its effective and award winning ADU bonus program.
San Diego's ADU bonus program has worked tremendously well at building middle income housing without public subsidies, a category that before the program’s inception saw virtually no production.
As the letter states, "The framework of the ADU Bonus Program makes sense. The new homes built are all located near transit where additional infill growth helps meet our city’s climate and mobility goals. The projects also adhere to building size and height requirements of the zone. About half of the homes are deed-restricted as affordable to lower and moderate-income households. Without these homes, we would have more San Diegans struggling to afford to live in our city."
Circulate and Vision Zero Allies Review San Diego’s Draft Street Design Manual and Prepare Comments
Circulate and our Vision Zero Coalition welcome the recent draft release of theupdated City of San Diego Street Design Manual. The public comment period on the proposed update is ongoing and the coalition continues to evaluate the improvements and draft its comments and responses.
In December 2023, thanks in significant part to the advocacy of Vision Zero Coalition members, the City Council updated theComplete Streets Policy, Council Policy 900-23, recommending this update consistent with current national standards. This update to the Street Design manual is one of the important steps mandated by that Council Policy.
Friends and allies with comments or suggestions on the draft Street Design Manual should contact Circulate’s Policy Counsel Will Moore so that the Vision Zero Coalition might consider incorporating that input into our public comment letter, which we will be sending to the City in the coming days.
Circulate News
Final weeks before new 20ft parking rule takes effect with $77 fines – you’re at risk any time you’re near intersection, The U.S. Sun, February 8, 2025
Indianapolis Targets Zero Traffic Fatalities by 2035 Amid Enforcement and Funding Hurdles, Hoodline, February 12, 2025
Boulder County Partners with Lafayette and Superior to Pursue Zero Traffic Deaths and Severe Injuries, Hoodline, February 15, 2025
San Diego's 'Purple Line' subway — and the dangers of 'planning fatigue', KPBS, February 13, 2025
San Diego drivers to start getting tickets for new ‘daylighting' parking law, NBC7, February 19, 2025
Policy Letter: ADU Bonus Program, February 7, 2025
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Circulator - 10/04/2024
Event Recap: Circulate San Diego’s Fall Membership Mixer Celebrates 25 Years of Impact
Thank you to everyone who joined us on September 25th for Circulate San Diego’s Fall Membership Mixer, kicking off our 25th-anniversary celebration! It was a fantastic evening of reflection, conversation, and forward-thinking discussions about the future of transit, housing, and land use in the San Diego region.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our panelists—Colin Parent, Elyse Lowe, Maya Rosas, and moderator Ari Pounaki—for their time and valuable insights. A special thank you also goes out to our individual and corporate members and supporters. Your commitment over the past 25 years has helped make San Diego a better place to live, work, and move around.
As we look toward the future, we invite you to continue this journey with us at our Momentum Awards on November 15th. This special event will honor the individuals and organizations driving change in our region and celebrate Circulate’s ongoing efforts to create vibrant, healthy communities.
We hope to see you there!
Become A Momentum Awards Sponsor
Circulate San Diego’s Momentum Awards celebrate the people and projects in the San Diego region that are creating excellent mobility choices and vibrant, healthy neighborhoods.
Sponsorships are available for companies and organizations that support our work and secure visibility at our annual Momentum Awards. We want to recognize companies and organizations that are making San Diego a better place to live, work, and move around. By becoming a Corporate Member and Event Sponsor, your organization can secure valuable exposure among industry leaders, agency leadership, and elected officials.
View our sponsorship information on our Corporate Membership page, and contact Circulate San Diego at [email protected].
Don’t miss your chance to attend, secure your spot today!
California Pedestrian Safety Month & Clean Air Day Celebration
Thank you to everyone who joined us on September 25th at Civic Center Plaza for our California Pedestrian Safety Month and Clean Air Day Celebration! We had a fantastic time showcasing a temporary parklet, teaching folks how to use our remote controlled traffic calming course, and distributing free bicycle and pedestrian resources and safety items.
California suffers from some of the worst air quality in the country. Collectively we have the power to change the world and can choose to do so in ways that help, not harm, all Californians. Join us in challenging yourself to create clean air in your community.
Even though Clean Air Day was October 2nd, you can still take the pledge HERE.
Clean Mobility Forum
Circulate had the pleasure of attending the Clean Mobility Forum on October 2nd.
The forum held in Pasadena was a jampacked event focused on clean mobility topics and discussions. Circulate attended different breakout sessions at the event that focused on community engagement, grant storytelling, strategic partnerships, and more.
At the event, Circulate got to network with fellow industry leaders, government workers, and people interested in making a difference in their communities. We hope to attend next year!
Circulate News
Human Stories of Roadway Tragedies, Nashville Hosts Vision Zero Documentary Screening and Panel, Hoodline, September 20, 2024
New ways to use parking spaces after parklets removed in Chula Vista, YouTube, September 21, 2024
San Diego TV station almost gets why no one’s using bike lane, and man turns himself in for San Marcos hit-and-run, BikinginLA, September 25, 2024
Dallas Receives $506K Federal Grant to Boost Roadway Safety and Advance Vision Zero Goals, The San Diego Union Tribune, September 26, 2024
Southern California’s road changes aren’t delivering on promises to improve safety, The San Diego Union Tribune, September 30, 2024
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Circulator - 03/17/2023
- Become a Circulate Multimodal (monthly) Member
- Work With Us - Director of Planning and Community Engagement
- Take Our “Safe Routes to Parks” Survey!
- Caltrans I-15 Bike, Walk, and Beautify Event
- Save the Date for Mountain View School’s Community Kick-Off!
- Rally to support housing in University City
- Circulate News
BECOME A CIRCULATE MULTIMODAL (MONTHLY) MEMBER
Imagine a San Diego where all people have safe, affordable housing and participate meaningfully in the economy. Where diverse, inclusive communities connect seamlessly, and our region thrives. Multimodal Donors contribute to these goals over the long term through automatically recurring contributions on a monthly basis. Join this group of leaders today!
As a Circulate Multimodal Member you gain free entry to our quarterly membership mixers, and depending on your membership level, tickets to our annual Momentum Awards. Every dollar supports our work towards a more equitable, sustainable and prosperous San Diego. Circulate welcomes donations of any amount. Give a gift at the level that’s meaningful to you.
WORK WITH US - DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Come work with us. We are excited to share that we are recruiting for our next Director of Planning and Community Engagement.
This is a unique opportunity for a medium to senior level planning and/or community engagement professional to join a high-profile organization and a team of collaborative and dynamic planners and outreach specialists.
This position is perfect for a lateral jump into a nonprofit, or for an up-and-comer looking to take the next step in their career to develop leadership, management, and business skills.
Take Our “Safe Routes to Parks” Survey!
Public green spaces are distributed inequitably across the city of San Diego. Hispanic and Latin residents and residents with low incomes have 54 percent and 55 percent less access to park space, respectively, relative to the city median—and research demonstrates that lack of access to these spaces has an adverse effect on overall quality of life.
To better understand the barriers that prevent many residents from accessing these spaces, Circulate San Diego is asking San Diego Promise Zone residents to voice their concerns regarding transportation infrastructure, access to public green space, and health equity.
The findings from this short 10-question survey will allow Circulate to identify potential quick-build treatments and draft city placemaking permit applications to take immediate action!
Our Safe Routes to Parks project is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Caltrans I-15 Bike, Walk, and Beautify Event
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk or ride your bike on I-15?
On Saturday, March 25th, from 10:30AM to 1:00PM, you can join us on the 15 freeway for the Caltrans Clean CA Community Days!
Northbound 15 will be closed to vehicles and open to walkers, bikers, and rollers between Harbor Drive and the 94. Expect family games, activities, art installations by local artists, safety equipment demonstrations, and lots of resources and information about transportation and clean communities. These free events will be easily accessible by the trolley at Pacific Fleet Station or 32nd & Commercial Station.
Additionally, local leaders will be hosting "Bike, Walk, and Beautify" events at various gathering points along the route. Circulate is excited to join Council District 8 for the community cleanup at Dorothy Petway Park in Southcrest, so please stop by and lend a hand if you're in the area!
Save the Date for Mountain View School’s Community Kick-Off!
Save the date for Mountain View School’s Community Kick-Off event this Saturday, March 18th from 10:00am-12:30pm!
The event will be held at Mountain View School’s campus and hosted by Mountain View School staff for members of the community. Be sure to attend for free health & dental screenings, a community resource fair, family fun, and raffles.
Circulate will be there to lead an interactive traffic calming activity you won't want to miss. See you there!
Rally to support housing in University City
Circulate San Diego joined OTTA United for a rally to support housing in University City. The rally highlighted the need for mixed-use, multifamily housing near jobs and transit.
circulate news
How San Diego Climate Action Works and What it Might Cost, Voice of San Diego, March 9, 2023
'Slow Down Carlsbad' Spreads Message Of Road Safety Citywide, Patch, March 9, 2023
Opinion: San Diego has to make streets much safer for bicycles and e-bike riders, The San Diego Union Tribune, March 15, 2023
Coalition Letter: Include high housing scenario in University Community Plan Update, March 1, 2023
Coalition Letter: Fund Public Transit Operations, March 3, 2023
Coalition Letter: Request to Protect Public Transit in FY 2023-24 State Budget, March 13, 2023
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Circulator - 02/07/2025
February Pedestrian Audits
We're excited to kick off this month with a series of pedestrian audits throughout the city, and we’d love for you to join us!
Serving Seniors Pedestrian Audit – February 18 at 11 a.m.
We’ll be meeting at 11 a.m. at the Potiker Senior Residents in partnership with Serving Seniors. The walk will cover 14th Street, Island Avenue, 19th Street, and Market Street.
30th Street Corridor Pedestrian Audit – February 21 at 4 p.m.
Join us on February 21 at 4 p.m. for a walk along the 30th Street Corridor in collaboration with the North Park Community Planning Group.City Heights Evening Pedestrian Audit – February 25 at 6 p.m.
Finally, we’re partnering with City Heights CDC for an evening pedestrian audit. We will meet at Teralta Park, located at the corner of Orange Avenue and Central Avenue.
We’re grateful to work with such incredible partners across the City of San Diego.
RSVP and join us at one (or more!) of these events – we hope to see you there!
RECAP: Los Robles Walk Audit
On January 23rd, Circulate partnered with Community HousingWorks to host a walk audit on one of their properties, Los Robles Apartments in the City of Vista. This property is located in the northeastern portion of Vista. This walk was coordinated with CHW staff as many residents had voiced their concerns regarding pedestrian conditions on streets around the property.
During the walk, the group noticed issues such as speeding, faded/missing crosswalk markings, lack of lighting, missing sections of sidewalk, among other things. The groups observations were recorded by Circulate and will be sent to the City of Vista in an effort to correct these issues.
We thank Community HousingWorks and their residents for a successful walk audit and look forward to continuing to work with their communities!
Recap: Winter Membership Mixer
Thanks to everyone who attended our Summer Membership Mixer!
It was a fantastic way to kick off 2025, and we loved connecting with so many passionate advocates, professionals, and community leaders who share our mission to create excellent mobility choices and vibrant, healthy neighborhoods.
A special thank you to Council President Joe LaCava and San Diego Housing Commission CEO Lisa Jones for joining us as our guest speakers. We appreciate their leadership and engagement in shaping the future of our region.
We’re excited for the year ahead and look forward to growing our membership and community.
If you’re not yet a Circulate Member, we’d love for you to join us—your support helps drive our work in improving mobility and land use across the region.
Black History Month: Honoring Those who Contributed Towards Transportation
February 1st marks the beginning of Black History Month in the United States, and we would like to honor those who contributed towards transportation.
- Garret Augustus Morgan – First Three Way Traffic Signal
- Katherine T. “Kittie” Knox – A Cycling Pioneer
- Charles Richard Patterson – A Family Legacy
Each one overcame systemic boundaries, creating legacies that uplifted the African American community and moved transportation development forward.
Circulate News
San Diego plans push affordable housing onto dangerous roads, ABC10, January 27, 2025
Team up for safety on Super Bowl Sunday, SDNews.com, February 3, 2025
City of San Diego releases draft of Street Design Manual Update, ABC10, February 4, 2025
‘Pretty rough’: Yearslong, $13M upgrade upends life, and commerce, on a key San Diego street, The San Diego Union Tribune, February 5, 2025
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Davida Garcia published Policy Letter: ADU Bonus Program in Policy Letters 2025-02-07 10:14:14 -0800
Policy Letter: ADU Bonus Program
ADU Bonus Program
San Diego's ADU bonus program effectively generates affordable housing even without government subsidies. Circulate and a coalition of partners have sent a letter asking San Diego's leaders to continue that program, which benefits residents of all incomes.
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Circulator - 01/24/2025
- Join us at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration and March
- Save The Date: Circulate’s Winter Membership Mixer
- North Park: 30th Street Corridor Walk Audit
- New Overnight Express Bus Service: Connecting San Ysidro and Downtown San Diego
- Circulate CEO Speaks at LAI Panel on CEQA: Past, Present and Future
- Promotion Spotlights: Cierra Johnson, Maria Walker and Leslie Aparicio
- Corporate member Spotlight: J. Walcher Communications
- Join Us in 2025: Become a Circulate San Diego Member Today!
- Circulate News
Join us at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration and March
On Saturday, January 25th starting at 10 am, Circulate will once again be tabling at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration and March!
This incredible, family-friendly event unites the community in honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a visionary leader who dedicated his life to the pursuit of justice, equality, and civil rights for all.
The day will feature an inspiring lineup of guest speakers who will share powerful messages about Dr. King’s impact and the delicious food from local vendors.
This year, Circulate will have two tables: one in the park and the other at the Fourth District Senior Center, which is located near the park! As always, we'll be handing out bicycle and pedestrian safety incentives and educational materials while discussing park beautification and pedestrian comfort.
Save The Date: Circulate’s Winter Membership Mixer
Happy New Year! Start the year off right by joining us for Circulate’s first membership mixer of 2025 with special guest – newly elected Council President Joe LaCava.
Event Details:
When: Wednesday, January 29, 2025 - 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Where: Circulate’s Office at B-Side Lounge (701 B Street, San Diego, CA 92101)Join us for an evening of networking, free drinks, music, and celebrations with Circulate staff members, local decision-makers, and professionals in the land use and transportation space.
North Park: 30th Street Corridor Walk Audit
Join us on February 21st, alongside the North Park Community Planning Group, as we identify safety hazards for pedestrians and bicyclists along 30th Street. We will be meeting at the North Park Community Park by Idaho Street and Polk Avenue at 4:00 PM.
We will split into two groups at Polk Avenue and 30th Street: one group will head north to Adams Avenue and 30th Street, while the other will head south to Upas Street and 30th. We'll meet back at the park to go over our observations.
Bring comfortable walking shoes!
New Overnight Express Bus Service: Connecting San Ysidro and Downtown San Diego
Starting Jan. 26, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) will start running a new, overnight bus service between San Ysidro and downtown San Diego. Route 910 will be an express route, serving limited stops between the U.S.-Mexico border and downtown.
The new Route 910 will help provide a link along the busiest transit corridor in the region during the hours when the UC San Diego Blue Line Trolley cannot run service.
Route 910 will:
•Operate from approximately 12:30 – 5 a.m., daily
•Run every 30 minutes
•Have stops at: San Ysidro Transit Center, Iris Avenue Transit Center, Palomar Street Transit Center, 24th Street Transit Center, near the Harborside and Barrio Logan Trolley Stations, and multiple stops in downtown San Diego.A one-way fare will be $2.50 for Adult riders, and $1.25 for senior, disabled and Medicare riders.
Circulate CEO Speaks at LAI Panel on CEQA: Past, Present and Future
Last week, Circulate CEO and General Counsel Colin Parent spoke on a panel titled CEQA: Past, Present and Future.
The panel was organized by the San Diego chapter of Lambda Alpha International, an honorary and selective global organization comprised of professionals working in land use.
The panel featured ModeratorMichael HansenofCity Forward LLC (and a former Circulate Board Member), and Anna McPherson ofAtlantis Group Land Use ConsultantsandHeather RileyofAllen Matkins, All three firms represented on the panel are also Corporate Members of Circulate San Diego.
During his remarks, Parent argued that CEQA often accomplishes its goals of reducing environmental impacts from human activities. Still, there are circumstances when the law is abused. He shared some examples of reform proposals that can still preserve the law’s useful purpose of environmental protection. Smart reforms can limit opportunities of abuse, while allowing for more of the developments we need like affordable homes, green energy, and public transit.
For more background reading, the California Little Hoover Commission recently published a useful and balanced report on opportunities for CEQA reform.Promotion Spotlights: Cierra Johnson, Maria Walker and Leslie Aparicio
We are starting 2025 with three (3) well-deserved promotions! Please join us in congratulating:
- Cierra Johnson, Senior Planner
- Maria Walker, Associate Planner
- Leslie Aparicio, Assistant Planner
They are a huge asset of the Planning Team and their hard work and dedication shine through.
We wish you the best in your new roles!
Corporate member Spotlight: J. Walcher Communications
Brushing off flash and fluff in favor of substance and style, J. Walcher Communications (JWC) uses the power of creativity, strategic collaboration and marketing know-how to generate measurable and meaningful results for a select list of brands and organizations.
Celebrating nearly 25 years in business JWC has worked the gamut – the team launches, builds, changes, drives and brands organizations in a wide range of industries. It uses collective experience, connections and drive to gain public relations and marketing exposure and opportunities for its clients – digging deeper, being creative and staying ahead of the game. The agency's experience builds and drives change for businesses, mission-driven nonprofits and social justice initiatives in San Diego and beyond.
To its team, social justice and inclusivity aren’t just buzzwords but must be integrated into daily life. Its long-standing clients attest to the value their work with JWC has brought to their organizations and becomes an essential partner to its clients – providing ideas, feedback, and innovative thinking to every campaign and project. JWC brings ROI to organizations by strengthening brand awareness, spurring action, increasing advocacy efforts and building target audience engagement.For more info check out their website!
Join Us in 2025: Become a Circulate San Diego Member Today!
The new year is here, and there’s no better time to partner with Circulate! As a Corporate Member, your organization will play a vital role in shaping a more connected, affordable, and sustainable region.
Here’s what Corporate Membership offers in 2025:
- Influence and Access: Connect directly with decision-makers and thought leaders driving change in our community.
- Broad Visibility: Gain exposure in our email newsletters, social media platforms, and website, reaching an audience of over 10,000 engaged supporters.
- Special Recognition: Stand out at marquee events like the Momentum Awards and other exclusive Circulate San Diego gatherings.
- Insider Opportunities: Enjoy invites to our Policy Committee, Advisory Circle Dinner, and private briefings customized to your membership level.
- Community Impact: Support our mission to advance housing affordability, mobility, and sustainability across the region.
Start the year strong and make a lasting impact! Explore our Corporate Membership options today and join us in building a brighter, more mobile future for San Diego.
Circulate News
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Carlisle Dockery, December 20, 2025
Drivers beware: New parking law impacts 16,000 San Diego intersections, but only 100 have updated signs or red curbs, KPBS, December 30, 2025
BRIDGE Housing Celebrates an Extraordinary Year of Growth and Impact, The Registry, January 8, 2025
City of San Diego announces traffic safety fixes to seven problem areas, Fox5, January 14, 2025
San Diego's 7 most dangerous intersections could soon get a safety overhaul. Here's where they are., San Diego Union Tribune, January 15, 2025
City launches data-driven plan for safer intersections in San Diego, CBS8, January 15, 2025
Midway District intersection called one of S.D.'s most dangerous could soon get a safety overhaul, San Diego Union Tribune, January 15, 2025
6 of San Diego’s most dangerous roads are near schools and public transit, ABC10, Janaury 16, 2025
Transit service cuts, fare hikes, or improvement delays? Facing $100M deficit, MTS mulls its options, San Diego Union Tribune, January 15, 2025
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Davida Garcia, January 10, 2025
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Circulator - 01/10/2025
- Save The Date: Circulate’s Winter Membership Mixer
- Work Anniversary Spotlight: Davida Garcia
- Circulate Calls for City of San Diego Budget to Fix The #Fatal15
- Checkoff your first New Year’s Resolution: Join or renew your Circulate Corporate Membership!
- Corporate Member Spotlight: McCullough Landscape Architecture
- Circulate News
Save The Date: Circulate’s Winter Membership Mixer
Happy New Year! Start the year off right by joining us for Circulate’s first membership mixer of 2025 with special guest – newly elected Council President Joe LaCava
Event Details
When: Wednesday, January 29, 2025 - 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Where: Circulate’s Office at B-Side Lounge (701 B Street, San Diego, CA 92101)Join us for an evening of networking, free drinks, music, and celebrations with Circulate staff members, local decision-makers, and professionals in the land use and transportation space.
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Davida Garcia
It’s a celebration! Today we congratulate Davida on her 6 Year Work Anniversary with Circulate! Time flies when you're having fun.
As is our tradition, we interviewed Davida so our supporters and members can see what she’s been up to.
Circulate Calls for City of San Diego Budget to Fix The #Fatal15
Circulate submitted a letter to San Diego's Mayor and City Council asking that they prioritize street safety by fixing the "Fatal 15" deadliest intersections in San Diego.
Each year Circulate tracks pedestrian fatalities throughout San Diego to find those intersections that have been the deadliest in recent years but have not been improved for safety. Those deadliest intersections are the Fatal 15.
Even as our long-term policies improve, pedestrian fatalities in San Diego continue to rise. Fixing those intersections where the largest numbers of pedestrians die should be a major priority.
Check off your first New Year’s Resolution: Join or renew your Circulate Corporate Membership!
With 2024 underway, now is the best time to sign up and take advantage Circulate Membership’s year-round benefits.
Corporate Membership with Circulate San Diego is for the calendar year, providing your organization with visibility throughout 2024 and include:
- - Access to decision makers and influencers
- - Visibility in our email newsletter, website, and social media reaching over 10,000 people
- - Special recognition at Circulate events, including our annual Momentum Awards
- - Special invites to our Policy Committee, Advisory Circle Dinner, and briefings based on your giving level
- Plus, you will support housing affordability and improved mobility in the region.
Corporate MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: MCCULLOUGH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Long-time Circulate Corporate Member and multiple Momentum Award winner, McCullough Landscape Architecture, continues to lead the way in creating vibrant, people-focused communities. Specializing in landscape architecture, urban design, and environmental planning, their work enhances public spaces across California.
Recently, Sophia Rumpf, ASLA, Associate Landscape Designer at McCullough, shared a compelling vision for walkable cities and transit-oriented design. Her insights highlight innovative solutions to some of today’s most pressing urban challenges, emphasizing the need to prioritize people and improve quality of life in our communities.
We invite you to explore Sophia's thought-provoking perspective:
Circulate News
East San Diego County has only one bike lane, Reader, December 17, 2024
Oklahoma City Invites Public Feedback on Vision Zero Action Plan to Eliminate Traffic Fatalities, Hoodline, December 19, 2024
City Council Embraces Transit-Oriented Development Plan to Revitalize Urban Living, Hoodline, December 20, 2024
San Antonio Councilmember Dr. Sukh Kaur Spearheads Transit-Oriented Development Plan to Boost Housing Affordability, Hoodline, December 20, 2024
Enforcement of New Statewide ‘Daylighting’ Law Begins Jan. 1, Times of San Diego, December 29, 2024
No parking: New state law prohibits parking near crosswalks, Fox5, December 26, 2024
Enforcement of ‘daylighting law' set to begin in San Diego, NBC7, December 26, 2024
Enforcement of New Statewide 'Daylighting' Law Begins Jan. 1, MSN, December 29, 2024
Developer downsizes affordable apartment project near College Boulevard Sprinter Station, The San Diego Union Tribune, December 30, 2024
Drivers beware: New parking law impacts 16,000 San Diego intersections, but only 100 have updated signs or red curbs, KPBS, December 30, 2024
What San Diegans need to know about California’s new ‘daylighting’ parking law, Inewsource, January 1, 2024
Bike-riding man suffers life-threatening injuries in Encinitas crash, and die-in next week to mark LA’s Vision Zero fail, BikinginLA, January 3, 2024
Philadelphia's Vision Zero Plan Aims to Eliminate Traffic Fatalities with Help from Residents, Hoodline, January 4, 2025
La Jollans see bright and dim spots in new ‘daylighting’ parking law, La Jolla Light, January 5, 2025
Recap: 2023-2024 San Diego State University OTS Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Project, December 18, 2024
Policy Letter: #FixTheFatal15 in San Diego's FY2026 Budget, January 7, 2025
Letter of Support: San Diego Regional Last-Mile Freight Delivery Plan, January 7, 2025
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Davida Garcia published Work Anniversary Spotlight: Davida Garcia in Blog Posts 2025-01-10 10:42:05 -0800
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Davida Garcia
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Davida Garcia
How many years have your worked for Circulate and what is your title?
I have worked as the Office Administrator for Circulate since 2019.
Describe what your day to day tasks look like?
For the past six (6) years, I have supported the Circulate team with a variety of tasks in each of our three (3) Service Sectors: Development, Planning, and Policy/Advocacy.
My day can range from receiving and tracking corporate sponsorships, assisting with our quarterly events/Annual Momentum Awards to obtaining and tracking insurance certificates for all of the wonderful fee-for service planning projects we do, to preparing and submitting quarterly Lobbyist Reports. I also prepare our semi weekly Circulator newsletter, perform website updates and love welcoming new hires, processing their onboarding paperwork to ensure a smooth first day, just to name a few!
During this time, what’s your most memorable face palm moment? Or what is your biggest achievement to date? Choose one.
I’d say my biggest and/or most favorite achievements to date were 1) overseeing both of our corporate relocations and 2) working with our webmaster to update our Circulate website. Both tasks were large and took a lot of planning. Both tasks enhanced Circulate’s image and branding inturn enhancing our work environment, in person and online. We love our new office at 701 B Street and love the new website that we can update easily…it’s always the little things😊
What are you excited for about the future?
Since day one and still today, I continue to be most excited and proud to support such a small yet mighty progressive team along with our tremendoulsy experienced Board of Directors that have a wealth of knowledge within their respective positions to make San Diego a more mobile city to live and work in; board meetings are fun brainstorm sessions that I get to take part in. I’m inspired and grateful every day.
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Circulator - 12/20/2024
- Final Reminder: 10% Discount on Circulate Corporate Membership – Act Now!
- Become a Individual member and support fast transit, safe streets, and more housing
- Work Anniversary Spotlight: Carlisle Dockery
- Recap: 2023-2024 San Diego State University OTS Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program
- Recap: Downtown Silvercrest Residence Walk Audit
- Circulate’s New Traffic Calming Course!
- Circulate News
Final Reminder: 10% Discount on Circulate Corporate Membership – Act Now!
As the year winds down, we invite you to renew your Circulate Corporate Membership by December 31st to lock in a 10% discount on our 2025 rates.
Your continued support empowers us to create excellent mobility choices and vibrant, healthy neighborhoods.
Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in a more connected and thriving community. Renew today!
Become aN INDIVIDUAL member and support fast transit, safe streets, and more housing
For 25 years, Circulate has been the go-to organization for land use and mobility policy, leading the way with innovative, practical solutions. With your support, we can achieve even more.
Become a member now and enjoy the benefits of membership through the end of 2025. Members get invitations to our Quarterly Membership Mixers, early access to our groundbreaking reports, and higher-level members receive complimentary tickets to our annual Momentum Awards.
Imagine a San Diego where all people have safe, affordable housing and participate meaningfully in the economy. Where diverse, inclusive communities connect seamlessly, and our region thrives. Our Members make that possible.
Work Anniversary Spotlight: carlisle Dockery
It’s a celebration! We congratulate Carlisle Dockery on her 3rd work year anniversary with Circulate!
As is our tradition, we interviewed her so our supporters and members can see what she’s been up to.
Recap: 2023-2024 San Diego State University OTS Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program
This past year, Circulate teamed up with San Diego State University to bring bicycle and pedestrian safety programs to students, staff and faculty, and residents of neighborhoods around the campus!
With support from the California Office of Traffic Safety, Circulate delivered a packed lineup of impactful events and programs that made San Diego State University’s campus safer and more accessible for everyone.
The Circulate team worked hard throughout the year to deliver on this project and is looking forward to doing it all again for the 2024-25 cycle!
To learn more about the program and check out a few highlights, check out our blog post here.
Recap: Downtown Silvercrest Residence Walk Audit
Thanks to the OTS/City of San Diego Grant, Circulate partnered with the Salvation Army’s Downtown Silvercrest residents for a walk audit of their community on Thursday, December 12th.
Circulate walked with residents to the Ralphs on First Avenue and G Street to observe and assess the safety of the pedestrian infrastructure. The walk provided an excellent opportunity for meaningful conversations with the residents, who shared valuable insights.
The walk started on a positive note, with participants appreciating the wide sidewalks and shady trees along E Street, which created a comfortable and welcoming environment. However, the walk audit also highlighted several safety concerns. For much of the route, there were no audible pedestrian signals (including near the Silvercrest Residence), short crossing windows on Market Street, sidewalks closed off for construction (notably at 4th Avenue and G Street), and faded crosswalks made navigation challenging. These issues were particularly problematic for participants using mobility aids or hearing aids, often leading to detours or the group becoming separated.
This information will be collected, and this report will be availabe on our website.
If you see any issues like this in the City of San Diego, file a Get It Done Report.
Circulate’s New Traffic Calming Course!
This past weekend, Circulate participated in Mid-City CAN’s 4th Annual Snowy Wonderland, where we debuted our new Traffic Calming Course. The course features a 10x14-foot mini town, showcasing some of the latest infrastructure developments in San Diego.
The course includes a mixed-use neighborhood with shops, apartments, a school, and a park, as well as bus-only lanes, a roundabout, curb-extensions, and various types of crosswalks. Yellow crosswalks indicate school zones, pedestrian scrambles allow walking in all directions when signalized, and the zebra crosswalks are paired with curb extensions. The course also features protected bike lanes, including a two-way cycle track through a roundabout, inspired by San Diego’s Pershing Bikeway.
We are looking forward to bringing the course to more events in the new year! For interest in planning team programs, see our website here or email us at [email protected]
Circulate News
Philadelphia Sees a Dip in Fatal Crashes as Vision Zero Efforts Press On, Hoodline, December 9, 2024
New bike lanes, reduced lanes stir debate in Mission Valley over safety risks, Fox5, December 11, 2024
Phoenix Grapples with Soaring Pedestrian Fatalities, Vision Zero Initiative Strives for Improvement Amidst Community Concern, Hoodline, December 12, 2024
Man critically injured in Thousand Oaks crash, CA 4th most Bike Friendly State, and new AASHTO Bike Guide released, BikinginLA, December 13, 2024
La Mesa Plans DUI Checkpoint Friday Night, Times of San Diego, December 13, 2024
Drivers to face $40 fines over parking violation – and one-year grace period ends in just weeks, The U.S. Sun, December 16, 2024
East San Diego County has only one bike lane, San Diego Reader, December 17, 2024
Check out the 2024 Momentum Award Photos!, December 9, 2024
Letter of Support: Eastbrook to Shell Double Track, December 12, 2024
Letter of Support: City of Oceanside Active Transportation Plan, December 18, 2024
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Davida Garcia published Work Anniversary Spotlight: Carlisle Dockery in Blog Posts 2024-12-20 10:16:41 -0800
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Carlisle Dockery
Work Anniversary Spotlight: Carlisle Dockery
How many years have your worked for Circulate and what is your title?
I have worked at Circulate for a little over 3 years, and I am the Director of Planning and Community Engagement.
Which role did you start out as and which role are you in now? Describe the different type of tasks you perform.
I joined Circulate in October 2021 as an Associate Planner and Community Engagement Specialist. After spending a little time in the Senior Planner role as well, I became the Director of Planning and Community Engagement in April 2023. The day-to-day of the job is definitely pretty different now, and I have to think about budgets, proposals, and program development far more than I could have anticipated, but I still get to spend about 40% of my time on the project-related work that I love the most! My favorite activities that Circulate’s planning team does are our walk audits, transit field trips, neighborhood bike rides, and GIS visualizations.
What are you excited for about the future?
All of the new bike projects coming to the San Diego region! I’m especially looking forward to the Imperial Avenue Bikeway and the Border to Bayshore Bikeway. I’ve loved riding the Pershing Bikeway since it opened earlier this year and can’t wait to have even more protected facilites for everyone to use.
During this time, what’s your most memorable face palm moment? Or what is your biggest achievement to date? Choose one.
This may be recency bias, but I loved getting to install a creative crosswalk on San Diego State University’s campus this fall. Studies have shown that these kinds of artistic quick-build solutions can reduce crashes, increase the likelihood drivers will yield to pedestrians’ right-of-way, and reduce driving speeds. As a planning team a lot of the work we do requires us to think about long-term goals and large-scale projects, so it’s always fun when we get to augment that with near-term action as well. Plus, I can’t think of a better way to spend a work day than being outside painting in the sun with my coworkers!
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Circulator - 12/06/2024
A look back at 2024
As we close out the year, we want to celebrate some incredible wins and share how we’re setting the stage for transformative land use and transportation policies in 2025.
Circulate San Diego remains a leader in innovative and practical solutions for mobility and land use, shaping San Diego’s future. Together, we’ve achieved great milestones, and there’s so much more to accomplish.
In 2024, we proudly:
- Celebrated 25 years of advocacy.
- Championed access and equity in the coastal zone.
- Expanded street safety engagement across diverse communities.
- Achieved a visionary update to the UC Community Plan.
Board Member Spotlights: Alejandra Perez, Chris Schmidt & Josh Kavanagh
Circulate is led by a passionate and dedicated group of volunteer Board of Directors which we would like to spotlight!
Please meet our newly elected Board Members:
Ms. Alejandra Perez, Community Relations Director at San Ysidro Health
Mr. Chris Schmidt, Deputy District Director - Right of Way at Caltrans
Mr. Josh Kavanagh, Assistant Vice Chancellor of Transportation and Campus Activation at UC San Diego
Norman Park Senior Center Walk Audit
Thanks to the OTS/City of Chula Vista Grant, Circulate had the opportunity to partner with Norman Park Senior Center’s Sole Walkers for a walk audit around their community on Tuesday, December 3rd.
Circulate guided the Sole Walkers through Downtown Chula Vista and around Friendship Park. It was a rewarding experience, as Circulate had the chance to converse with the Sole Walkers, who truly enjoyed participating in these audits and had valuable input to share.
The walk started on a positive note, as participants appreciated the wide sidewalks and shady trees along F Street, which created a comfortable environment. They also enjoyed the pedestrian-friendly nature of 3rd Avenue, where the spacious sidewalks allowed them to walk side by side.
However, uneven sidewalks were a concern, with one participant likening it to a roller coaster ride due to constant ups and downs. Additionally, the lack of crosswalks along Davidson Avenue made some participants uneasy, especially at busy intersections, highlighting the need for safer pedestrian infrastructure.
PRoject RECAP: 2023-2024 County of San Diego Bicycle and Pedestrian OTS Safety Program
This past year, Circulate and Vista Community Clinic (VCC) teamed up with the County of San Diego to bring bicycle and pedestrian safety programs to residents across the region! With support from the California Office of Traffic Safety, Circulate and VCC delivered a packed lineup of impactful events and programs that made San Diego’s streets safer and more accessible for everyone.
The Circulate and VCC team worked hard throughout the year to deliver on this project and is looking forward to doing it all again for the 2024-25 cycle!
Join a Circulate and lock in your 2025 Corporate Membership
Corporate Members are the driving force behind Circulate San Diego's efforts to champion safe streets, enhanced transit options, and improved land use policies. With your support, we are making San Diego a better place to live, work, and move around.
To gear up for 2025, we’re offering 10% off 2025 memberships for renewals completed by December 31st. This ensures uninterrupted access to exceptional benefits throughout 2025.
For 25 years, Circulate has been the go-to organization for land use and mobility policy, leading the way with innovative, practical solutions. With your support, we can achieve even more.
Renew today and be a vital part of our mission to create a better San Diego.
Circulate News
Raleigh Advances Towards Vision Zero with $1 Million Grant for Safer Streets and School Zones, Hoodline, November 26, 2024
Bellevue Commits to Vision Zero on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, Hoodline, November 29, 2024
Toronto could pass largest road safety budget in Vision Zero's history, CBC, November 30, 2024
PROJECT RECAP: 2023-2024 County of San Diego Bicycle And Pedestrian OTS Project, December 4, 2024
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Circulator - 11/25/2024
Hi {{recipient.first_name_or_friend}} — Checkout what’s new this week at Circulate San Diego!
- Winners Announced – 2024 Momentum Awards!
- New Circulate Report: “Vision Zero at Ten Years”
- Surviving Family Members of Those Killed Call for Safer Streets at “World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims”
- Recap: 2023-2024 City of San Diego Bicycle and Pedestrian OTS Safety Program
- Recap: Turkey Giveaway and Resource Fair
- Circulate News
Winners Announced – 2024 Momentum Awards!
What a night! With hundreds of guests in attendance, not even the chilly weather or a few drops of rain could dampen the energy as we celebrated the 2024 Momentum Awards and Circulate San Diego’s 25th anniversary.
It was truly inspiring to gather with so many passionate individuals and organizations dedicated to creating safer streets, better mobility options, and thriving neighborhoods across the San Diego region.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us, including our generous corporate sponsors, whose support made the evening such a success. A big thank you also goes to Quartyard for hosting us in the vibrant, transit-rich heart of downtown San Diego.
This year, we were honored to recognize California Transportation Secretary Toks Omishakin and San Diego Councilmember Kent Lee as our “Walk the Walk” awardees. Their exceptional leadership in advancing safer streets and forward-thinking land use policies is an inspiration to all of us.
Congratulations to all of the 2024 Momentum Award winners!
Thank you for helping make this milestone event truly unforgettable.
New Circulate Report: “Vision Zero at Ten Years”
On Tuesday, November 12, at 8 AM, Circulate San Diego released its latest report – “Vision Zero at Ten Years – Struggling Forward in a Safety Crisis.” This report analyzes San Diego’s efforts to make our streets safer for everyone and finds that despite commendable efforts by the City, more pedestrians are being killed than they were ten years ago. Circulate’s Policy Counsel, Will Moore, presented the report’s findings, backed by families of pedestrians and cyclists killed in traffic crashes.
Circulate launched the report with a press conference at the intersection at University Avenue and 44th Street in the City Heights neighborhood of San Diego. That intersection is one of San Diego’s “Fatal 15,” the name given to the fifteen deadliest intersections in the city. The location was chosen because the deadly intersection is now a construction zone as it undergoes safety improvements. The backdrop served as an apt metaphor for the substantial – but still unfinished – improvements that the city is too-slowly making.
Moore summed up the report’s findings, saying, “Vision Zero has been a major step forward. But by itself, a vision is not enough. When an admirable vision is only partially implemented, the good intentions behind it start to lose credibility. And worse yet, our fellow San Diegans continue to die on our streets. We can do better.”
Surviving Family Members of Those Killed Call for Safer Streets at “World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims”
As the sun set over Alice Birney Park on Sunday November 17th, surviving family members of San Diegans killed in traffic crashes stood in a silent vigil. They were joined by community leaders and advocates observing The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, and paying respects to the 258 people killed on San Diego county’s roads last year.
The speakers focused on the theme of Getting Our Kids to School Safely. 46 of the shoes and backpacks on display were child-sized, representing the 46 youngsters killed on our roads last year. Councilmember Stephen Whitburn observed, "As we hold this vigil outside of an elementary school, we know that parents are afraid to let their children walk to school."
Families for Safe Streets founder Laura Keenan mourned the loss of her husband Matt. “I remember saying to him as he left the house, ‘I'll see you later’ and the next morning I had to explain to our 15-month-old son that his father wasn't coming home.”. Keenan cited Circulate San Diego’s report “Vision Zero at Ten Years” saying “We have had Vision Zero for ten years and despite good plans, deaths continue to go up.”
Councilmember Joe LaCava captured the mood of all present, adding simply “The time for words has passed.”
RECAP: 2023-2024 City of San Diego Bicycle and Pedestrian OTS Safety Program
This past year, Circulate teamed up with the City of San Diego to bring bicycle and pedestrian safety programs to residents across the city! With support from the California Office of Traffic Safety, Circulate delivered a packed lineup of impactful events and programs that made San Diego’s streets safer and more accessible for everyone.
The Circulate team worked hard throughout the year to deliver on this project and is looking forward to doing it all again for the 2024-25 cycle!
To learn more about the program and check out a few highlights, check out our blog post here.
Recap: Turkey Giveaway and Resource Fair
Thanks to the OTS/County of San Diego Walk'n' Roll Grant, Circulate served as a community partner for Community Wraparound’s 2nd Annual Turkey Giveaway and Resource Fair! This year’s event took place on November 23rd from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Joe & Vi Jacobs Center.
In partnership with San Ysidro Health, Community Wraparound added a special Diabetes Awareness Month component to the event. In addition to distributing free turkeys and providing valuable community resources from local nonprofits, San Ysidro Health will also offered healthcare services on-site.
At Circulate’s table, we shared resources and incentives focused on pedestrian and bicycle safety. We also featured an interactive activity that highlights multi-modal transportation options and pedestrian safety.
Circulate News
San Diego Begins to See Results of State Housing Law, Planetizen, November 1, 2024
Vision Zero San Antonio Shares Safety Strategies for a Spook-tacular and Safe Halloween Night, Hoodline, November 1, 2024
$975,000 Federal Grant to Transform Oklahoma City's Classen Boulevard Corridor into Thriving Urban Hub, Hoodline, November 1, 2024
New Orleans Receives Federal Grant to Create Equitable and Sustainable Transit Development, Hoodline, November 1, 2024
Lower speed limits, more roundabouts, wider crosswalks: How San Diego hopes to finally reduce traffic deaths, The San Diego Union tribune, November 4, 2024
Boulder Issues Winter Travel Safety Tips Amid Vision Zero Initiative, Hoodline, November 4, 2024
La Mesa Police Department receives traffic safety grant, SDNews.com, November 7, 2024
Orange County Invests $100M in Pedestrian Safety, Embraces Vision Zero, Hoodline, November 7, 2024
Houston's Gulfton Neighborhood to Transform with $1.2 Million Federal Investment in Transit-Oriented Development, Hoodline, November 9, 2024
Límites de velocidad más bajos, rotondas, pasos para peatones: San Diego espera reducir las muertes por tráfic, The San Diego Union Tribune, November 9, 2024
New California law aims to improve pedestrian safety by changing parking rules, NBC7, November 11, 2024
Roundabouts: San Diego’s plan for safer streets, fewer deaths, CBS8, November 11, 2024
San Diego Builds Roundabouts to Improve Safety, Roads & Bridges, November 11, 2024
Drivers face parking headache under new January 1 law as millions of spots are eliminated and 20-feet rule enforced, The US Sun, November 11, 2024
Report suggests bigger vehicles, slow construction timelines led to San Diego's 'Vision Zero' failure, KPBS, November 13, 2024
New report shows City of San Diego falling short on Vision Zero initiative, ABC10, November 13, 2024
Pedestrian deaths increase in San Diego despite road safety improvements: report, NBC7, November 13, 2024
San Diego pledged to end pedestrian traffic deaths. They've only increased, AXIOS San Diego, November 13, 2024
San Diego traffic deaths climb 10 years after Vision Zero, rigid bollards pose risk to bikes, and who we share the road with, BikinginLA, November 13, 2024
New report says pedestrian, cyclist deaths have increased in San Diego since 2014, CBS8, November 13, 2024
New report says pedestrian, cyclist deaths have increased in San Diego since 2014, YouTube, November 13, 2024
Pedestrian deaths increase in San Diego despite road safety improvements: report, MSN, November 13, 2024
Bicyclist allegedly murdered by Hemet driver yesterday in intentional collision; no known motive at this time, BikinginLA, November 13, 2024
On Traffic Victim Remembrance Day, Local Families Mourn, Fight For Change, Times of San Diego, November 14, 2024
‘A product of political inaction’: Survivors call on San Diego leaders to stop traffic death, The San Diego Union Tribune, November 14, 2024
San Francisco Honors 317 Traffic Victims with "Ghost Shoes" Vigil Amid Push for Safer Streets, Hoodline, November 18, 2024
Montgomery County's "Vision Zero Initiative" Reduces Traffic Fatalities and Serious Crashes by 11%, Hoodline, November 19, 2024
Report: San Diego’s Lack of Progress on Vision Zero Mirrors Nationwide Trend, Planetizen, November 19, 2024
Congressman Peters celebrates YIMBY movement's growth with Caucus creation, MSN, November 23, 2024NMHC Applauds Creation of Bipartisan Congressional YIMBY Caucus, ConnectCRE, November 22, 2024
MEDIA ADVISORY: PRESS CONFERENCE - November 12 at 8AM - Circulate Releases “Vision Zero at Ten Years” Citing Increased Pedestrian Deaths, November 8, 2024
Vision Zero at Ten Years, November 11, 2024
PRESS RELEASE: Circulate Releases “Vision Zero at Ten Years” Citing Increased Pedestrian Deaths, November 12, 2024
MEDIA ADVISORY - Nov 17 @ 4:30PM - World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims - PRESS CONFERENCE AND VIGIL, November 14, 2024
PRESS RELEASE - Surviving Family Members of Those Killed Call for Safer Streets at “World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims”, November 17, 2024
PRESS RELEASE - Circulate San Diego Announces 2024 Momentum Award Winners, November 19, 2024
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Circulator - 11/1/2024
- Become A Momentum Awards Sponsor
- RECAP: 2023-2024 City of Chula Vista Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program
- Policy Counsel Meets With Statewide Housing Partners
- “Vision Zero At Ten Years” Policy Report Release – Nov 12.
- National Pedestrian Safety Month Halloween Safety Press Release
- Safe Streets for All San Diegans
- Join Us for World Day of Remembrance Candlelight Vigil
- Circulate News
Become A Momentum Awards Sponsor
Circulate San Diego’s Momentum Awards celebrate the people and projects in the San Diego region that are creating excellent mobility choices and vibrant, healthy neighborhoods.
Sponsorships are available for companies and organizations that support our work and secure visibility at our annual Momentum Awards. We want to recognize companies and organizations that are making San Diego a better place to live, work, and move around. By becoming a Corporate Member and Event Sponsor, your organization can secure valuable exposure among industry leaders, agency leadership, and elected officials.
View our sponsorship information on our Corporate Membership page, and contact Circulate San Diego at [email protected].
Don’t miss your chance to attend, secure your spot today!
RECAP: 2023-2024 City of Chula Vista Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program
This past year, Circulate teamed up with the City of Chula Vista to bring bicycle and pedestrian safety programs to residents across the city! With support from the California Office of Traffic Safety, Circulate delivered a packed lineup of impactful events and programs that made Chula Vista’s streets safer and more accessible for everyone.
The Circulate team worked hard throughout the year to deliver on this project and is looking forward to doing it all again for the 2024-25 cycle!
To learn more about the program and check out a few highlights, check out our blog post here.
Policy Counsel Meets With Statewide Housing Partners
On Wednesday, October 21, Policy Counsel Will Moore traveled to Berkeley for a meeting of statewide housing advocates.
The group discussed plans for legislation that would reduce permitting delays, cut costs, improve financing opportunities, and reduce barriers to homeownership. The group will continue to push for local and state reforms to end our housing crisis.
“Vision Zero At Ten Years” Policy Report Release – Nov 12.
On Tuesday November 12, 2024, Circulate will release a report on pedestrian deaths in San Diego.
In 2015, in response to a community effort led by Circulate, the City of San Diego adopted the Vision Zero initiative to eliminate pedestrian and cyclist deaths on our roads by 2025. That goal will not be met. This report analyses policy choices made by the City since then, and the results on our streets.
The report finds that national trends have gotten substantially worse, with pedestrian and cyclist deaths from crashes nearly doubling. Deaths in San Diego over the period have also continued to increase somewhat, though at a much slower rate than the national trend.
The report cites useful policy changes made by the City since adopting Vision Zero – changes that helped mitigate the national trend.
The report is expected to increase public awareness of our dangerous streets, commending important work that has helped make our streets better, and pushing our City and community to redouble its efforts and resources to help San Diego reach its elusive goal of Vision Zero.
The report will be released on Tuesday, November 12 with a press conference and media availability. Members of the Circulate community are invited to attend.
National Pedestrian Safety Month Halloween Safety Press Release
As we embrace the thrills of trick-or-treating, pumpkin picking, and haunted trails, it’s no surprise that October is also National Pedestrian Safety Month! Circulate San Diego, in partnership with California’s Office of Traffic Safety, is here to remind our community’s monsters and ghouls to stay vigilant while celebrating.
Halloween night is one of the deadliest due to increased pedestrian traffic and alcohol consumption. With little ghosts and goblins out haunting for treats, drivers must be extra careful. Planning to party? If you indulge, always have a sober ride home—just one drink can turn a spooky night into a nightmare!
Let’s keep our streets safe this October. Take the trolley, bike, or stay the night. For more tips and to learn about pedestrian safety, check out the NHTSA website.
Together, we can ensure a safe and fun National Pedestrian Safety Month for all!
Safe Streets for All San Diegans
The City of San Diego is working to slow traffic and make our streets safer! Visit their Virtual Open House from October 28th to December 2nd, 2024, to learn more and share your ideas with our team.
This project, funded by a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) federal grant, is embarking on three distinct efforts to reduce traffic related injuries and deaths by lowering speeds and identifying safety projects in areas of acute need. Learn more and provide input by navigating to each of the break-out rooms below or visiting the project website.
This effort builds on the City’s ongoing update of the Bicycle Master Plan and relates to the following City escorts: ◦ Mobility Master Plan ◦ Climate Action Plan ◦ General Plan ◦ Strategic Plan ◦ Vision Zero
Join Us for World Day of Remembrance Candlelight Vigil
On November 17th, join Families for Safe Streets San Diego, Circulate San Diego, and San Diego Safe Street Advocates for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. This global day of remembrance honors the 1.35 million people killed each year in preventable traffic crashes and advocates for change.
We will pay tribute to the hundreds of lives lost in 2023 with a candlelight vigil, sharing stories from loved ones and hearing remarks from elected officials and community members, as we call for action to end this preventable crisis.
World Day of Remembrance Memorial Sign
To honor your loved one or friend lost in a traffic collision, submit a photo and information to create a memorial poster. These posters will be displayed at the vigil on November 17th, serving as a poignant reminder of the faces behind the statistics.RSVP to show your support as we work to make our streets safer for everyone.
Circulate News
Maryland Interagency Agreement to Increase Housing and Other Development Near Transit Stations, CityBiz, October 23, 2024
CalSTA Announces Funding for Rail and Transit Projects, StreetblogCal, October 23, 2024
Harsh allegations against California’s Coastal Commission, MSN, October 28, 2024
California awards $1.3 billion in Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program funding, Mass Transit, October 28, 2024
