March 23 marks the 2-year anniversary of Citizens for Alternative Transportation in Trent Lakes (CATTL).
Reflecting on CATTL’s accomplishments so far, we have partnered with the Buckhorn District Tourist Association to complete and implement a tourism grant resulting in:
bike parking racks at Chase Park, Sandy Beach, Trent Lakes Library in Buckhorn and the Cavendish Community Centre, The BCC, and Galway Community Centre,
Bike repair stations at The BCC and Cavendish CC, and an EV charger at The BCC.
CATTL partnered with Kawartha Highlands Park and Peterborough County to install a bike parking rack at the KHSS on county road 36.
CATTL partnered with Peterborough GreenUP, Buckhorn Public School, The BCC, B!ke, and InVizzen to bring “Let’s Bike” bicycle skills to all students at our school.
CATTL partnered with Trent Lakes, Peterborough County, and The BCC to complete a grant that would see phase 1 of a Mobility Hub at The BCC.
We have explored opportunities for The Link extension to Trent Lakes, electric vehicles for Community Care, greenway active transportation connections in the Open Spaces plan and to Curve Lake, electrification of our school buses, crosswalk improvements at the school…and many more.
Folks reach out to us with their hopes and dreams for better transportation solutions for our community on a regular basis, and we hope that we can continue to make inroads toward these improvements.
If you have ideas to share with CATTL, or would like to join the herd, drop us an email at CATTLpath.
Citizens for Alternative Transportation in Trent Lakes (CATTL) 