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Complete and Green Streets 101: Reimagining Mobility

This program will offer a more in-depth understanding of the benefits of complete and green streets and suggest ways to work within your own community to make streets safe for all.

Streets are public rights of way that can help define a neighborhood or community.  Well-designed streets can enhance a community’s quality of life for people of all ages.  Think greater safety, walkability, access, bike-ability, traffic flow.  Local communities across Northeast Ohio are rethinking street designs to improve conditions for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders as well as for vehicular drivers.

Speakers/panelists:

Angie Schmitt is an internationally recognized expert on pedestrian safety. She is the author of the book Right of Way: Race, Class and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America, which was published in 2020 by Island Press. She is a sought-after speaker and leading voice for reforms nationally.

Phil Kidd is a planner in the Mayor’s Office of Capital Projects in the City of Cleveland.  He manages the Complete & Green Streets (CGS) program as well as trail projects for the City.

Annie Pease is Cuyahoga County’s Senior Advisory for Transportation.  In this role, she advises the County Executive on transportation policy, services, infrastructure and other critical mobility issues.

Jacob Van Sickle is Executive Director of Bike Cleveland, working to make Cleveland’s roadways safer and neighborhoods more vibrant.

Mayor Jud Kline, Orange Village

This program is presented in partnership with the League of Women Voters and Siegal Lifelong Learning at Case Western Reserve University.