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Education
Pedestrian Safety Education
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Engagement
2024-2025 School Year
Walk + Roll
Resources
How-to
Walking Route Maps
About
Our Team
The Six Es
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Contact
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News

  • Safe Routes feature on “Demobrats” podcast episode titled “Why did the chicken cross the road?”

  • Midvalley Local News features our program in a news reel

  • Oregon Safe Routes to School blogs about our bike program

  • Capital Community Media interview with program coordinator

  • Safe Routes to School OPB feature

  • A Statesman Journal feature of our program coordinator

  • Oregon Safe Routes to School covers Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day

  • New Safe Routes to School Program Assistant Highlight from Oregon Safe Routes to School

  • New Safe Routes to School Coordinator Highlight from ODOT

  • ODOT Safe Routes to School Mentorship Program

  • PHOTOS: Washington Elementary students practice getting to school safely

  • Salem Reporter’s article on Washington Elementary School Walking Bus

Salem-Keizer Safe Routes to School

Mid-Willamette Valley Council of Governments

100 High St. SE, Ste. 200

Salem, OR 97301

Contact Us

sksaferoutes@gmail.com

(503) 540-1618

Safety Disclaimer
All articles included in this website are recommendations only. Salem-Keizer Safe Routes to School Program, Oregon’s Safe Routes to School program, all staff, volunteers, and supporters strongly encourage parents, caregivers, school personnel, and interested parties to use this website to find information and resources to encourage more walking and rolling to school and throughout the community. Walking and biking can be dangerous. We have attempted to provide good ideas and practices to limit hazardous consequences, but several factors, new hazards, or conditions may arise, and parents and children should exercise common sense when using any of the information or programs on this website. We suggest that parents and caregivers exercise caution and common sense when choosing their child’s level of participation, and we ask parents and caregivers to communicate their decision clearly with their child. If you have any suggestions for Salem-Keizer’s Safe Routes to School website, or if you see errors or omissions, please contact us.