General News

Report a problem

Tired of debris in the bike lane? Let someone know. The City of Kirksville has a web site form, and welcomes your input. Visit the City's website to report a problem.

KA-Motion meeting 7:00 tonight

Don't forget tonight's meeting, June 21, 7:00 pm, at the First Presbyterian Church on High St & McPherson.

KA-Motion Commotion (addendum!)

I missed one item--there is a free webinar on Walk to School Day coming up, which I am unable to attend. Can anyone attend this on Tuesday, June 28, 9:00 - 11:00? I hope we can organize a Walk to School Day this year, maybe as a prelude to launching a Walking School Bus!

KA-Motion Commotion

Sorry it's been so long since the last newsletter. We've been busy moving! Our new house is NOT on Boundary, is a shorter and safer bike route to school, a shorter and more pleasant bike ride to work, and in walking distance of the grocery store. As the price of gas continues to rise, I predict these kinds of factors might influence property values.

KA-Motion meeting 7:00 Tues, June 21

The next KA-Motion meeting will be Tuesday, June 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church on the corner of High St and McPherson St.

KA-Motion Commotion

In this issue:
Ride of Silence, Wed May 18 7:00 p.m. at the Courthouse.
Two bicycle bills pass the Senate

Two bicycle bills pass the Senate!

The Complete Streets Resolution passed the Missouri Senate today, mandating that the needs of ALL road users be considered when any roads are being constructed or maintained.

Ride of Silence


The Kirksville Ride of Silence on Wednesday, May 18 at 7:00 p.m. will start at the Courthouse. This 8 mile slow and silent bike ride (<12 mph) through the streets of Kirksville will honor fallen cyclists. Bring your helmet and bike lights.

KA-Motion Commotion May 5, 2011

In this issue:
Bike & Walk Commuters' Day breakfast stations
Update on the Boundary issue

City Council asked to look into Boundary issue

According to today's front page article in the Kirksville Daily Express, the Airport & Transportation Commission is asking City Council to look into the Boundary issue. Public Works director John Buckwalter had a good point: opening of the Hwy 63 bypass will be a good opportunity to reassess traffic patterns on several streets.

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