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The Buellton Public Works Department has received a $40,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) to help fund a year-long program aimed at educating pedestrians and bicyclists in the community. “Cyclist and pedestrian safety, especially for our youth, is a priority for the city of Buellton,” said Mayor Holly Sierra.
COAST (the Coalition for Sustainable Transportation) and the Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition (SBBIKE) have advocated for more than a decade for the creation of a safe, people-focused and car-free stretch of State Street — an inviting and exciting downtown plaza that welcomes all people — pedestrians, cyclists, skaters, the mobility-challenged, young and old, local and tourist — to bring our community together.
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