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August 13, 2025 by Kyle Wright

Walkability Study & Pathway Development (Phase 1)

From new pathways to better lighting and a citywide transportation plan, this project is making it easier and safer to walk, bike, and roll through our community.

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WHAT it is

Mission West Community Development Partners and the City of Ronan are working together to improve active transportation in town. The work includes a new 3rd Avenue NW pathway, a lighting plan to make it safer after dark, and a Non-Motorized Transportation Plan to guide future investments in walking and biking infrastructure.

HOW it works

3rd Avenue Pathway Design: Plans for an 8-foot-wide, ADA-compliant asphalt path connecting schools, the Community Center, athletic fields, the Boys & Girls Club, and US Highway 93

Pathway Lighting Design: A full lighting system plan to improve visibility and safety in evening and early morning hours

Non-Motorized Transportation Plan: A community-driven plan that identifies gaps, priorities, and opportunities for sidewalks, trails, and bike routes across Ronan

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WHY it matters

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Safer travel for students, families, and visitors

Well-designed pathways and lighting reduce conflicts between pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles. This means kids can get to school more safely, families can enjoy walking to local events, and visitors can explore with more confidence.

Easier connections between neighborhoods, schools, parks, and downtown

Linking key destinations with safe, continuous routes makes it simpler for everyone to get around without a car. Whether it’s walking to the fairgrounds, biking to the park, or heading downtown for a meal, travel becomes direct and pleasant.

More active lifestyles and healthy transportation options

When walking and biking are safe, people use them more often. This helps improve public health, encourages time outdoors, and creates more opportunities for neighbors to meet and connect.

A stronger, more connected community identity

Attractive, functional public spaces signal that Ronan invests in its people. These improvements make the town feel welcoming to both residents and visitors, reinforcing pride and a sense of belonging.

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Get Involved

You have three simple ways to help shape this project, and every one of them counts. Add your ideas online, pinpoint spots on the map, or join us in person. However you choose to get involved, you will be helping make Ronan safer, easier to explore, and more connected.

  • Take the Walkability Survey to share your experiences and priorities
  • Use the Comment Map to pinpoint areas for improvement
  • Attend public meetings to help shape the Non-Motorized Transportation Plan
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