2023 Missouri Active Transportation Summit

DateTime: 
08/11/2023 - 9:00am - 5:00pm

2017 Missouri Active Transportation Summit - Aug 11th in Jefferson City

THE 2023 SUMMIT IS OVER!

Visit the current year's Missouri Active Transportation Summit page 

Watch video of the 2023 Summit Sessions (Youtube)

 


 

Bicycling, walking, and trails mean business in Missouri 

Friday, August 11th, 2023, 9:00am-5:00pm

In Person

Jefferson City Municipal Complex - Jefferson City, Missouri
(location/parking map)

AND

Online Virtual Conference (Selected Sessions)
(how to connect online)

Presented by

The Association of Bicycle & Pedestrian Professionals, Missouri Chapter
Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation

City of Jefferson City, Missouri

 

Summit registration is NOW OPEN - Click here to register!
 

Certificate for Continuing Ed/Professional Development Hours provided - available at the registration desk for in-person attendees & via email for virtual attendees

 

2023 Summit Sessions & Schedule

At the 2023 Summit, you'll enjoy these sessions and presenters (full details in the Program Booklet above):

 

·        Jefferson City Thursday Evening Community Bike Ride (6:00pm Thursday evening, start/end at Last Flight Brewing Company at 732 Heisinger Road) - This is Jefferson City's regular twice-monthly community ride. The ride is 10 miles in length and designed for cyclists of all ability levels. Any Summit participants in town Thursday evening are welcome to join!

·       Bike TO the Summit (depart 8:15am from Quigg Commons, 1121 4th St, Jefferson City, MO 65101) - David Bange, City Engineer, City of Jefferson

·      ** Keynote Address - RAISING Warsaw: How Warsaw Missouri has built itself into one of the pre-eminent rural bicycle/pedestrian/trails communities in the U.S., and how its new $25 million RAISE grant will transform the community and the region - Randy Pogue, City Administrator, City of Warsaw

·      ** Hands-free Missouri: Passing Missouri's new hands-free/distraction-free driving law - Taylor March, Executive Director, Missourians for Responsible Transportation; Nick Chabarria, Spokesperson, AAA Automobile Club Of Missouri

·       This Isn't Your Typical Industrial Park: Industry plus active transportation - Denny Blind, Senior Landscape Architect, Olsson Active Transportation Group; Kyle McLaughlin, Lead Planner, Olsson Active Transportation Group

·       Round Table: Save Your Life, Ride a Bike and Tandem Cycling for Individuals with Disabilities – An Achilles St. Louis/Cycle St. Louis Partnership - Sean Connell, Avid Cyclist; Hugh Share, Volunteer, Cycle St. Louis; Annie Donnell, Chapter Lead, St. Louis Chapter, Achilles International

·       **Universal Mobility: Serving all users of all physical and cognitive abilities, and seamlessly connecting all transportation modes - Enjoli Dixon, Project Associate, National Center of Mobility Management, The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center, Chief Program Manager, TransitCon

·       Trail Building Tips and Lessons Learned - from 15 years of trail building in Kansas City - Wes Minder, Director, Water Services, City of Kansas City, Missouri

·       Reclaim Asphalt Now! - Creative traffic calming projects - DuRon Netsell, Founder & Principal, Street Smarts Design + Build

·       **It All Starts With A Dream: Creating a 200+ mile multistate trail - Denny Blind, Senior Landscape Architect, Olsson Active Transportation Group; Kyle McLaughlin, Lead Planner, Olsson Active Transportation Group

·       Walk Audits: How and why they can improve safety, walkability, and bikeability - Dave Roberts, Sr. Vice President of Planning & Business Development, Crafton Tull

·       Century Rides Around the Country - Dave Wedemeyer, Avid Cyclist

·       **SafeAcross - A Ready To Go Crosswalk Safety Program that can be Implemented in Your Community - Mandy Buettgen, Program Manager, SGF Yields, City of Springfield - a followup to the 2022 Keynote address

·       What’s All the Buzz About Electric Bikes? - Mandy Bodily-Bartrum, Co-Owner, Juiced Wheels; Brett Bartrum Co-Owner, Juiced Wheels

·       Active Transportation in the Capital: Improving bicycling, walking, and transit in the Jefferson City area - Katrina Williams, Senior Transportation Planner, Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization; David Bange, City Engineer, City of Jefferson; Kevin Schwartz, Outdoor Program Manager, Jefferson City Parks

·       Walking Tour - Downtown Jefferson City and Adrian’s Island - Katrina Williams, Senior Transportation Planner, Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization

·       Biking Tour of Jefferson City - David Bange, City Engineer, City of Jefferson

·       Social Hour: Sweet Smoke BBQ, 127 E. High St

 

Note that sessions in Council Chambers, marked with asterisks (**) above, will be broadcast for Virtual Summit attendees to view. Others will not be broadcast.

2023 Keynote Address: Revitalizing a Rural Community: 1,000 feet at a time

 
Keynote Speakers: Randy Pogue, City Administrator, City of Warsaw; Charles LePage, On-Call City Engineer, City of Warsaw; Lauren Moore, Burns & McDonnell; Kylie Clark, Burns & McDonnell
 
Since 1997, the City of Warsaw has revitalized the community on limited financial resources.  To off set the limited finances, the community carved out a niche of writing grants and training employees to perform various construction tasks to be used as the match for the grants.  The grants, combined with city personnel, constructed an award-winning trail network that was built about 1000 feet at time to allow for quality over quantity.  These efforts lead to a successful award of a 2023 RAISE grant that will convert Warsaw’s three major roadways to Complete Streets—thereby connecting the entire community to the downtown and the trail network. 
 
 
Randy Pogue
Randy Pogue
Randy Pogue
, City Administrator, City of Warsaw. Randy Pogue has been with the City of Warsaw for 26 years and has overseen all construction and revitalization efforts. He was originally hired as City Planner and Economic Developer and has written all the grants that have led the revitalization of the community. With his promotion to Administrator, he retained his original duties.
 
Before his career with the City of Warsaw in 1997, Randy had 18 years of construction experience. His constructions experience included heavy construction techniques. After his construction career, he returned to CMSU and received a degree in Tourism Planning and Development. For grant in-kind matches, he trained the city crews to perform the construction skills needed to develop the award-winning trails network.
 
Charles LePage
Charles LePage
Charles LePage
, P.E., LePage Engineering, LLC, On-Call City Engineer, City of Warsaw. Charles is the On-Call City Engineer for the City of Warsaw and assisted Randy with his RAISE Grant applications for 2023, as well as many of the previous years and versions of the major federal infrastructure grants. He is a professional civil engineer with 35 years of experience in planning, design, and management of public infrastructure projects. Charles has provided diverse engineering services for Warsaw, Missouri since 2003 and is the on-call city engineer. Previous and current projects include complete streets, trails, lighting, parking lots, retaining walls, drinking water, sanitary sewer, and stormwater improvements. Charles is president of LePage Engineering, LLC.
 
Lauren Moore
Lauren Moore
Lauren Moore
is a professional engineer in the water resources field for Burns & McDonnell with 11 years of policy, planning, analysis, design, and construction experience. Her focus has been in stormwater management and green infrastructure, including the appropriate stormwater and civil infrastructure policy, design tools, and funding mechanisms to build resilient, sustainable, and maintainable systems.
 
 
Kylie Clark
Kylie Clark
Kylie Clark is an urban planner focused on implementing holistic stormwater management across policies and projects for municipalities and other agencies. In Kylie’s time with Burns & McDonnell, her work has included policy writing, development code review, grant writing, MS4 permit compliance, and green infrastructure planning from the project level to the watershed scale. Kylie holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies and a master’s in urban planning, both from the University of Kansas.
 

 

 

About the Eighth Annual Missouri Active Transportation Summit

We invite you to join us for the 2023 Missouri Active Transportation Summit--planned for Friday, August 11th in-person in Jefferson City AND with a virtual option again this year--where we will be sharing ideas for making our communities more active, vibrant, healthy, and economically sustainable through bicycling, walking, and trails.

 

Summit organizers & partners 

The Summit is organized by the Missouri Chapter of the Association of Bicycle and Pedestrian Professionals, the Missouri Bicycle and Pedestrian Federation, and the City of Jefferson, in cooperation with pedestrian, bicycle, and trails agencies, businesses, advocacy groups, and staff from across Missouri.
 
Come on out and hear about what is going on for walking and biking in communities around Missouri.

 
 

 


Registration is now open!

Time, Location, Details

2023 Missouri Active Transportation Summit, August 11th, 2023, 9:00am-5:00pm in Jefferson City

Location:

  • In-person location: 
    Jefferson City Municipal Complex
    320 E McCarty St 
    Jefferson City, MO
    Registration and first session will be in the Christy Municipal Building, 320 E McCarty. If you enter the Municipal Building from McCarty Street, registration and the City Council Chambers will be nearby.  Bike parking is also in that area.
  • Virtual attendees, see below for instructions to connect. Note that the broadcast will include the Keynote Session and ONE selected breakout session from each period (the session held in Council Chambers - see schedule above).
  • Venue map overview

 
 


  

 

How to join the Summit online

 

Web link:

Meeting ID & Pass:

Phone # & Phone Conference ID:

Microsoft Teams connection info:

Click here to join the meeting via Teams

ID: 236 208 508 896

Pass: froVLB

1-872-242-9031Phone Conference ID: 571 641 642#

YOUTUBE LINK

https://www.youtube.com/@cojits/streams

Channel: cojits (City of Jefferson)

Tab: LIVE

 

 

Details: How to Join the Summit Online

 

You can connect via Microsoft Teams OR watch on YouTube OR listen in via a phone call.

 

To watch on YouTube, just follow the link above and look for the live Summit stream.

 

On the YouTube app, search for “cojits” to find the City of Jefferson channel, tap the City of Jefferson channel to enter it, then tap the LIVE tab, then look for the Summit stream under that tab.

 

To participate via Teams, first install the Teams app on your mobile phone or computer. Create or login to your (free) account. Then you can click the link to join the meeting.

 

OR click the Teams link on a computer, and then choose to join the meeting on your web browser – which does not require installing an app or logging in. (This option will work on a computer only – the browser version of Teams will not run on a smart phone.)

 

 

To listen via a phone call, just dial the number above and enter the Conference ID when prompted.

 

About last year's Summit:

 

Summit Partners & Supporters

 

Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals, Missouri Chapter

Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals - Missouri Chapter
 

Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services

Missouri Department of
Health & Senior Services 

Missouri Livable Streets

Missouri Complete Streets

Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation MORIT
Pique

 

Sponsor the Summit

You or your organization or business could sponsor the 2023 Missouri Active Transportation Summit! Reach an audience of professionals across Missouri at any level that works for you and your business.

Sponsor levels and benefits are in our sponsorship packet--click to download (PDF).

 

 

 Presented by: The Association of Bicycle & Pedestrian Professionals, Missouri Chapter - Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation - Missouri Complete Streets - Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services - City of Jefferson

Email Address: 
director@mobikefed.org
Event Details
Event Type: 
Meeting, conference, seminar, or workshop
Region: 
Statewide
Sponsoring Organization: 
The Association of Bicycle & Pedestrian Professionals, Missouri Chapter - Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation - City of Jefferson
Event Location/Address: 
In person in central Missouri AND Online/via phone call (instructions emailed to registered participants)
MBF Member Organization: 
Yes
MoBikeFed Advocacy Event?: 
This event is a MoBikeFed Advocacy Event
Event details
SAG Service?: 
No SAG Service

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