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There are two steps to applying for Bicycle Friendly Community status.
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First,
complete and submit Part 1 of the Application online.
After a review of your
general community profile, the League will inform you if you have
met some of the basic criteria required. |
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Part 2 is a detailed audit of the engineering,
education, encouragement, enforcement and evaluation efforts in your
municipality. This comprehensive inquiry is designed to yield a holistic
picture of your community's work to promote bicycling. Technical assistance
for completing Part 2 is available. |
You and other bicyclists in the community can bring this program, particularly
the application, to your mayor or county council to initiate positive change
in your neighborhood.
Click here for more information...
To be included in the next review cycle and possibly join those communities
earning the award, submit both Part 1 and Part 2 of the Bicycle Friendly
Community application by August 7, 2009. There are two application deadlines per year, one in March and the other in August.
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Note: We require that all applications be submitted online. Please use the PDF simply for planning or sharing the
materials with others.
To order hard copies of any of these materials (applications, brochure),
please send an e-mail, with the subject "BFC Materials Request,"
to bikeleague@bikeleague.org.
Please include the following information: which materials you're requesting,
how many, your name, affiliation, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail.
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