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Neguse Announces $188,000 to improve roadway safety in Gypsum - Vimarsana News

Neguse Announces $188,000 to improve roadway safety in Gypsum

Rep. Joe Neguse, the House Assistant Minority Leader who represents most of Eagle County in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District, has announced $188,000 for the town of Gypsum to develop comprehensive safety plans for its roads...

Norwalk looks to adopt Complete Streets Ordinance: What to know - Vimarsana News

Norwalk looks to adopt Complete Streets Ordinance: What to know

Norwalk's new Complete Streets Ordinance aims to redesign city streets for safety and sustainability, promoting alternative transportation.

Federal Grant: County receives funds for Emergency Action Plan - Vimarsana News

Federal Grant: County receives funds for Emergency Action Plan

Columbia County will be receiving federal funds to develop transportation improvement plans and boost public safety.

Violent crime decreases on Minneapolis metro transit systems - Vimarsana News

Violent crime decreases on Minneapolis metro transit systems

(Minneapolis, MN) -- Metro Transit authorities have announced a significant decrease in violent crimes on light rails and buses in Minneapolis the first four months of the year. Violent crimes like homicide, assault, and robberies have declined by 16% compared to the same period last year. Overall crime on all transit routes has decreased by 7%. Police attribute these

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City Council Agrees To Participate With SECOG To Seek Safe Streets Grant - Vimarsana News

City Council Agrees To Participate With SECOG To Seek Safe Streets Grant

The Vermillion City Council approved a resolution at its April 15 meeting committing the City to participate in the development of an application by the South Eastern Council of Government