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Ohio Invests to Safeguard Student Commutes | Dayton News
Ohio is pouring over $547,000 into safety upgrades at Franklin Junior High, slashing student crossing distances from 45 to 24 feet with new curb extensions, reshaping drop-off zones, and filling sidewalk gaps—all set to finish by 2029. Part of a $8.8 million statewide push to get kids walking and biking safely, this initiative echoes Governor DeWine’s vision for healthier, safer communities. Since 2005, Ohio’s Safe Routes to School program has invested nearly $100 million, promoting physical activity, reducing traffic and pollution, and making streets safer for everyone. Listen in comfort:Get…
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