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Action Alert: Support SB73 at Senate Education Committee Hearing (Monday, Feb. 9)
February 7, 2026 at 1:47:37 PM
SB73, a bill to strengthen driver education around safely interacting with vulnerable road users, will be heard by the Senate Education Committee on Monday, February 9. Supporters can attend the hearing in person at the Roundhouse or participate via Zoom. Public comments and emails urging a “Do Pass” vote can make a real difference at this critical stage.
Capital Outlay Deadline Approaching: Support Community Projects You Care About
February 6, 2026 at 4:19:20 PM
Capital Outlay decisions are being finalized this week, and community input can still influence which projects move forward. While full project details aren’t available citywide, Districts 6 and 7 have published lists — including several bike, pedestrian, and trail improvements we’re excited about. Learn more and find out how to contact your legislators before the deadline.
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Action Alert: SB73 & HB162 — Contact Legislators Now
February 5, 2026 at 3:07:50 PM
Thanks to strong community advocacy, SB73 is moving forward and could be heard in committee as soon as this week. The bill would strengthen driver education by requiring instruction on safely interacting with people walking, biking, and using micromobility. Advocates are encouraged to TAKE ACTION NOW to support SB73.
Support is also needed for HB162, which would increase penalties for reckless vehicular homicide to a second-degree felony and create a new felony offense for negligent vehicular homicide; the bill needs a Governor’s message to be heard in committee.
Action Alert: Support SB73 at Senate Education Committee Hearing (Monday, Feb. 9)
February 7, 2026 at 1:47:37 PM
SB73, a bill to strengthen driver education around safely interacting with vulnerable road users, will be heard by the Senate Education Committee on Monday, February 9. Supporters can attend the hearing in person at the Roundhouse or participate via Zoom. Public comments and emails urging a “Do Pass” vote can make a real difference at this critical stage.
Capital Outlay Deadline Approaching: Support Community Projects You Care About
February 6, 2026 at 4:19:20 PM
Capital Outlay decisions are being finalized this week, and community input can still influence which projects move forward. While full project details aren’t available citywide, Districts 6 and 7 have published lists — including several bike, pedestrian, and trail improvements we’re excited about. Learn more and find out how to contact your legislators before the deadline.
Action Alert: SB73 & HB162 — Contact Legislators Now
February 5, 2026 at 3:07:50 PM
Thanks to strong community advocacy, SB73 is moving forward and could be heard in committee as soon as this week. The bill would strengthen driver education by requiring instruction on safely interacting with people walking, biking, and using micromobility. Advocates are encouraged to TAKE ACTION NOW to support SB73.
Support is also needed for HB162, which would increase penalties for reckless vehicular homicide to a second-degree felony and create a new felony offense for negligent vehicular homicide; the bill needs a Governor’s message to be heard in committee.
Action Alert: Support SB73 at Senate Education Committee Hearing (Monday, Feb. 9)
February 7, 2026 at 1:47:37 PM
SB73, a bill to strengthen driver education around safely interacting with vulnerable road users, will be heard by the Senate Education Committee on Monday, February 9. Supporters can attend the hearing in person at the Roundhouse or participate via Zoom. Public comments and emails urging a “Do Pass” vote can make a real difference at this critical stage.
Capital Outlay Deadline Approaching: Support Community Projects You Care About
February 6, 2026 at 4:19:20 PM
Capital Outlay decisions are being finalized this week, and community input can still influence which projects move forward. While full project details aren’t available citywide, Districts 6 and 7 have published lists — including several bike, pedestrian, and trail improvements we’re excited about. Learn more and find out how to contact your legislators before the deadline.
Action Alert: SB73 & HB162 — Contact Legislators Now
February 5, 2026 at 3:07:50 PM
Thanks to strong community advocacy, SB73 is moving forward and could be heard in committee as soon as this week. The bill would strengthen driver education by requiring instruction on safely interacting with people walking, biking, and using micromobility. Advocates are encouraged to TAKE ACTION NOW to support SB73.
Support is also needed for HB162, which would increase penalties for reckless vehicular homicide to a second-degree felony and create a new felony offense for negligent vehicular homicide; the bill needs a Governor’s message to be heard in committee.
