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Bushwick Bike Network

Cultivating a more connected neighborhood on bike

First Community Workshop

Presented at the first community workshop at the New Jerusalem United Methodist Church on Knickerbocker Ave on February 19, 2015

First Community Workshop Presentation10.18 MB

Kick-off Meeting at Precinct Council

Presented at the 83rd Precinct Community Council meeting on November 18, 2014

Kick-off Meeting at Precinct Council Presentation6.21 MB

CB4 First Phase Proposal Presentation

Proposal for the first phase of the Bushwick Community Bike Network presented to Brooklyn Community Board 4 on Wednesday, February 17, 2016, at Hope Gardens.

CB4 First Phase Proposal Presentation18.86 MB

First Phase Proposal to the CB4 Transportation Committee

Presented to Community Board 4’s Environmental Protection/Transportation Committee on February 2, 2016

CB4 Transportation Committee February 2016 Presentation9.09 MB

Second Community Workshop

Presented at the second community workshop at the Silent Barn on Bushwick Ave on May 9, 2015

Second Community Workshop Presentation12.97 MB

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