Committee Plans Rotary Partnership, Maps Infrastructure Improvements
Manchester Bike Committee approves prior minutes, plans summer community events. The seven-member committee unanimously approved June minutes and welcomed new member Colby Ferrigno at its July 15 meeting. The committee committed to partnering with the Manchester Rotary Club on its Wheels for Good
Bike and Pedestrian Committee · Meeting of July 15, 2026
MANCHESTER BY THE SEA — Manchester Bike Committee approves prior minutes, plans summer community events. The seven-member committee unanimously approved June minutes and welcomed new member Colby Ferrigno at its July 15 meeting. The committee committed to partnering with the Manchester Rotary Club on its Wheels for Good community bike event, with support for promotion, volunteers, and safety activities.
Members also discussed pedestrian safety at Lincoln Street, where a crossing beacon remains out of service, and flagged visibility concerns at School Street due to temporary parking near the Essex County Club. Committee infrastructure mapping discussions continue at the August meeting.
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Source: the Bike and Pedestrian Committee meeting of July 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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