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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP/SCBC BOARD ELECTION MEETING

Make sure to renew your membership or join SCBC before January 29th, 2009. That’s the night of SCBC’s annual members-only party. It’s also when we’ll hold elections for the 2009-2010 SCBC Board of Directors. Only SCBC members may vote for Board members OR run for the Board.

6 p.m. at SCBC’s Downtown Santa Rosa space (31 D St. at the corner of First and D Streets). Light food and drink provided.

Please contact Christine Culver at 545-0153 or ChrisC@Bikesonoma.org if you would like to be run for the board.

SCBC SEEKS EVENTS INTERN
SCBC is getting busier than ever, and continues to increase its presence at events. We’re looking for a dedicated events intern to join us by January to work onvarious events, but especially on Bike to Work 2009.

This unpaid internship is 5-10 hours per week. Visit: www.idealist.org/if/i/en/av/Internship/129596-249 for more info and how to apply. And, if you know anyone who would be great please let them know, or if you know of a place to cross-post this, please feel free to do so.
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Dan Galvin Park: 1/10/09
Doyle Park: 2/14/09

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News Flash!

Governor signs Complete Streets Bill!

Two major bills sponsored by California Bicycle Coalition and supported by the SCBC to make California streets safer for bicyclists and pedestrians—the Complete Streets Act and the Fair Share for Safety bill—have been approved by the California Legislature and sent to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for his signature.

With passage of Assembly Bill 1358, the Complete Streets Act, California will become the nation's first state to incorporate Complete Streets principles into the design of all local streets and roadways.

Under Assembly Bill 2971, the Fair Share for Safety Program, projects to protect the safety of bicyclists and pedestrians would receive higher priority from Caltrans when it allocates funding under the federal Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) of 2005.

California's rate of bicyclist and pedestrian fatalities due to vehicle collisions is among the nation's highest, yet California currently spends a disproportionately small amount of its federal transportation safety funding on preventing these deaths.
Check out SCBC's bike safety video produced by SCBC member and director Michael Danty with the help of board member Gary Wysocky
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