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
