Archive for April 30th, 2009

City Launches New Motorcycle Safety Campaign

April 30, 2009
The City has its eye on motorcycle safety.

The City has its eye on motorcycle safety

The City of Santa Clarita and the SCV Sheriff’s Station rolled out a new motorcycle safety campaign.  Check out mayordude.com for details and special offers.  Here are a few facts: 

There were 50 traffic collisions involving motorcycles in our City with 10% resulting in a fatality. That’s a 39% increase over the previous year. It’s a fact that motorcyclists are 26 times more likely to die in a traffic collision than someone riding in a car.

Rather than just remind motorcyclists to slow down, wear a helmet and be aware of their surroundings, the City is going several steps further. The City of Santa Clarita has reached out to local motorcycle shops, Nelson Motorcycle Training Center at College of the Canyons, local motorcycle shops, insurance companies and local law enforcement for participation.  The website has tips on safe driving.

 Hopefully this campaign will reduce the number of motorcycle related accidents.  Drive safe!

Santa Clarita City Council Launches 21-Point Business Plan For Progress

April 30, 2009

 

 

Click on the link below to open or save the power point presentation from the Council Meeting.

Click on the link below to open or save the power point presentation from the Council Meeting.

 

 

The City of Santa Clarita City Council approved an unprecedented 21-Point Business Plan for Progress, investing more than $5.1 million in new programs and incentives aimed at boosting the local economy now and well into the future.

The 21-Point Plan for Progress is aimed at starting up the local economy in the short and long-term.  The City Council adopted the plan in a 5-0 vote on Tuesday, April 28 at the regular City Council meeting. The plan calls for use of both general fund dollars and federal stimulus monies to implement.

 

Click link  to open or right-click save target as to save the Power Point file (saving is a good option for slower connection): 21-point-biz-plan-for-progress-city-brief

 

Along with the City’s 21-Point Business Plan for Progress the City is also persuing money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 which will be detailed as progress is made.

 

 

 


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