by WBC Advisory Board | Jun 20, 2019
News Update: the Cupertino City Council unanimously accepted Apple Computers proposal to contribute funds for selected bike projects, as detailed below in the posting. **************** At the upcoming June 18th Cupertino City Council meeting, council will consider...
by WBC Advisory Board | Jun 18, 2019
(reprint from solicitation of support) Dear Friend of Stevens Creek Trail,You are receiving this email because you had expressed interest in important news about the Stevens Creek Trail in Cupertino. We wanted to inform you of an important item that is...
by WBC Advisory Board | Mar 18, 2019
Come to the Regnart Creek Walkshop on March 30 On Saturday, March 30 from 10am-noon, the gates will be open and all residents and their friends will be able to walk the site of the proposed future trail. It’s important that you attend, as City Staff will note...
by WBC Advisory Board | Jan 21, 2019
Walk-Bike Cupertino recommends Gerhard Eschelbeck and Erik Lindskog to be reappointed to the Bike/Ped Commission Over the past four years, the City of Cupertino – along with its Bike/Ped commission – has made tremendous strides towards the goal of making...
by WBC Advisory Board | Oct 9, 2018
Walk-Bike Cupertino has conducted a survey of the FUHSD (high school) and CUSD (elementary/middle) school board candidates. Specific questions were asked about their support for Safe Routes to School (SRTS) and their ideas to increase walking and biking to school in...
