8 JUN 2004 [Expired]: Support Safe Routes To School in the U.S. Congress
Submitted by Brent Hugh on Tue, 06/08/2004 - 2:51am
[UPDATE: This alert has now expired. As of August 2004, TEA-21 renewal is moving forward very slowly in conference committee and it looks as though there will be little chance of a bill passing before the elections in November 2004. Faxes or email to our representatives in Washington in support of better bicycle and pedestrian policies is, of course, always welcome.]
SAFE ROUTES ACTION ALERT from AmericaBikes:
Safe Routes to School needs your support! Please put in calls to both your Senators now. This week, Congress is starting to reconcile the differences between the House and Senate transportation bills. Both versions contain a new Safe Route to School program, but the House program is better (more money, better language), and we want the Senate to adopt it. Call the Senator's Washington DC office and ask to talk to the transportation staffer, or just leave a message at the front desk.
Missouri's Senator Bond's contact info is:
Alabama: Richard Shelby
Arizona: John McCain
California: Barbara Boxer
Connecticut: Joseph Lieberman
Florida: Bob Graham
Iowa: Charles Grassley
Kentucky: Mitch McConnell
Maryland: Paul Sarbanes
Mississippi: Trent Lott
Missouri: Kit Bond
Montana: Max Baucus
Nevada: Harry Reid
North Dakota: Kent Conrad
Ohio: George Voinovich
Oklahoma: James Inhofe
Oklahoma: Don Nickles
South Carolina: Ernest Hollings
South Dakota: Tom Daschle
Utah: Orrin Hatch
Vermont: Jim Jeffords
Virginia: John Warner
For more information on Safe Routes, visit
www.americabikes.org/saferoutestoschool.asp
SAFE ROUTES ACTION ALERT from AmericaBikes:
Safe Routes to School needs your support! Please put in calls to both your Senators now. This week, Congress is starting to reconcile the differences between the House and Senate transportation bills. Both versions contain a new Safe Route to School program, but the House program is better (more money, better language), and we want the Senate to adopt it. Call the Senator's Washington DC office and ask to talk to the transportation staffer, or just leave a message at the front desk.
** If your Senator sits on the conference committee (see list below) say: "As the Senator works on conferencing the transportation bills, I hope that he/she will support adopting the House version of Safe Routes to School. The House Safe Routes program is stronger and more flexible and will make more of an impact in our state."Congress will be closed on Friday June 11th for Reagan's state funeral, so please make calls by the end of Thursday, June 10th. Find your Senator and their phone numbers here.
** If your Senator does not sit on the conference committee (not on the list below), say this: "I am calling to ask the Senator to ask his colleagues who are conferencing the transportation bills to adopt the House version of Safe Routes to School. The House Safe Routes program is stronger and more flexible and will make more of an impact in our state."
Missouri's Senator Bond's contact info is:
Phone: (202)224-5721Missouri's Senator Talent's contact info is:
Fax: (202)224-8149
http://bond.senate.gov/
Phone: (202)224-6154Senate conferees to H.R. 3550:
TTY/TDD:
Fax: (202)228-1518
URL: http://talent.senate.gov/
Alabama: Richard Shelby
Arizona: John McCain
California: Barbara Boxer
Connecticut: Joseph Lieberman
Florida: Bob Graham
Iowa: Charles Grassley
Kentucky: Mitch McConnell
Maryland: Paul Sarbanes
Mississippi: Trent Lott
Missouri: Kit Bond
Montana: Max Baucus
Nevada: Harry Reid
North Dakota: Kent Conrad
Ohio: George Voinovich
Oklahoma: James Inhofe
Oklahoma: Don Nickles
South Carolina: Ernest Hollings
South Dakota: Tom Daschle
Utah: Orrin Hatch
Vermont: Jim Jeffords
Virginia: John Warner
For more information on Safe Routes, visit
www.americabikes.org/saferoutestoschool.asp
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