Greeley DDA receives grant to install wayfinding signs
GREELEY — The Greeley Downtown Development Authority soon will install wayfinding signs throughout the district.
The DDA has received a Revitalizing Main Streets grant award of $96,830.91 from the Colorado Department of Transportation for the wayfinding project. The grant award will enable the signage to create better multimodal connections, establish a sense of place, increase safety and awareness, and increase health through facilitating more outdoor experiences. Bike signage will be installed along two routes that have been determined as the safest routes to guide cyclists into downtown and out to the Poudre Trail.
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