Healthy Archuleta to Host Community Conversation About Multi-Modal Transportation Plan

Posted on by Rosa Chavez

Healthy Archuleta is pleased to host a Community Conversation about the East End Multi-Modal Plan this Thursday, February 10 from 2-3pm via Zoom.

Healthy Archuleta dba FSFE Food Coalition invites you to join us for a community conversation that will dive into the East End Multi-Modal Plan, a project of the Town of Pagosa Springs that is currently accepting community input.

James Dickhoff, Planning Director for the Town of Pagosa Springs, will share in a discussion about how the community is supporting walkability and bikeability to increase access to restaurants and outdoor food markets while promoting fitness and social connections.

Many of the customers of the Pagosa Farmers Market — held every summer and fall on Pagosa’s East End — could benefit from safe walkable and bikeable access in the future.

Please mark your calendar for this conversation, where community members can ask questions, share ideas, and learn next steps on how to be involved in providing input for a healthier Archuleta County through Town and County planning efforts such as the East End Multi-Modal Plan.

Join us on Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83978862954 for the virtual meeting.

If you have questions, please contact us at fsfearchuleta@gmail.org or 401-371-3227.

To donate to support the work of Healthy Archuleta dba FSFE-Food Coalition please visit our website, https://www.foodcoalition4archuleta.org/donate.html.
Rosa Chavez

Rose Chavez is Executive Director for Archuleta Seniors, Inc. and Public Health Consultant at Archuleta Food System/Food Equity Coalition.