The Apoio Pulse – Issue 49 - Council Surveys
Join Us in Shaping a Brighter Future: Your Voice Matters!
At Apoio, we're passionate about creating inclusive, vibrant communities where everyone thrives. That's why we're excited to share an opportunity for you to make a tangible impact in the Port Macquarie-Hastings region. The local council has initiated a vital Walking and Cycling Review aimed at developing a safer, more efficient, and accessible transport network. This initiative is a cornerstone for supporting our growing population and enhancing the wellbeing of our community.
This review will refine three critical documents:
• The Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan, focusing on improved pedestrian infrastructure.
• The Bike Plan, which aims to enhance cycling infrastructure for safety and connectivity.
• The Integrated Transport Plan, created with Transport for NSW to future-proof our transport system.
Your participation is crucial. By engaging with the council's ‘Have Your Say’ survey, you can contribute your insights, suggestions, and ideas to shape our active transport network. Whether it's a beloved path, a needed cycling route, or an innovative concept for our future network, your input will guide the development of these plans.
Get involved today by visiting the survey link: Walking and Cycling Review | Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Have Your Say
Beyond the survey, the council is hosting drop-in sessions and workshops for more detailed discussions. We encourage our local NDIS community to voice their needs and perspectives, ensuring accessibility and safety are at the forefront of these plans.
For those outside the Port Macquarie-Hastings area, this is a call to action to engage with your local councils or organisations. Discover how you can contribute to similar initiatives, driving change and fostering a more inclusive world.
Together, with your valuable feedback, we can pave the way for a future that celebrates diversity and ensures accessibility for all. Let's join hands with Apoio and make our voices heard.
