Boletines y Newsletters

Nos esforzamos para que algunos de nuestros trabajos estén disponibles en español. Comuníquese con nosotros para obtener traducciones específicas.

Newsletters

Newsletters in English can be accessed through the following links. 

#19: April 2025
#18: January 2025
#17: October 2024
#16: July 2024
#15: April 2024
#14: January 2024
#13: October 2023
#12: July 2023
#11: April 2023
#10: January 2023
#9: October 2022
#8: July 2022
#7: April 2022
#6: January 2022
#5: October 2021
#4: July 2021
#3: April 2021
#2: January 2021
#1: November 2020

BOLETINES

Algunos boletines en español se puede encontrar a continuación.

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Enero 2023:

January-23-Spanish-Newsletter

enero 2022:

January-22-Spanish-Newsletter

ABril 2022:

April-22-Spanish-Newsletter

Julio 2022:

July-22-Spanish-Newsletter

Octubre 2022

October-22-Spanish-Newsletter

enero 2021:

2021_January-Spanish-Newsletter

ABRIL 2021:

April-21-Spanish-Newsletter-compressed

Julio 2021:

July-21-Spanish-Newsletter

Octubre 2021:

October-21-Spanish-Newsletter

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After mapping, projects can be prioritized for funding and implementation. The highest priority projects will be accessible for review with member governments so they can be included into the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). . Based on concentrations of high priority projects, high priority pedestrian improvement zones can be designated to complete improvements by geographic area.