CONTACT

Chris Strong
City of Oshkosh
Transportation Department
(920) 232-5342
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Are you interested in joining the Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee?

The City of Oshkosh has prepared a 20-year Pedestrian and Bicycle Circulation Plan to develop sound strategies for improving pedestrian and bicycle transportation throughout the Oshkosh area.

Recommendations were developed using an analysis of existing facilities, Ordinances, and plans as well as suggestions/comments from the public, city staff and the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan Stakeholder/Steering Group. Recommendations include a principal recommendation to establish an official City Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission, program recommendations, general facility improvements (i.e. bike lanes, sharrows, trails), route configuration, and implementation strategies, including a timetable for expansion of the bicycle network.

It is important to remember that the success of any plan requires active public participation and its implementation requires strong community support. Please take a moment to look over the information and be involved!

TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE OSHKOSH A MORE
PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE FRIENDLY PLACE TO LIVE!



VISION STATEMENT

Develop and maintain a pedestrian and bicycle friendly transportation system that is safe, increases physical activity and recreational options, and is an economic asset to the community.

GOALS

Goals are statements that describe a desired condition or outcome. Objectives state the rationale for achieving a goal.
  1. Create a permanent Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee within the City of Oshkosh governmental structure.
  2. Develop a well-connected bicycle route system that links a variety of facilities together into a cohesive transportation system (both on and off-road).
  3. Increase the utilization and availability of funding for bicycle and pedestrian improvements.
  4. Design roads to be compatible with surrounding uses and be pedestrian, bicycle and transit friendly.
  5. Provide adequate education, encouragement, evaluation, and enforcement programs.
  6. Enhance intergovernmental cooperation and coordination for improving multimodal transportation.
  7. Develop shared-use transportation standards to include in the development review process for developments planning.