Accomplishments


At the start of each new year, we reflect on the work that has taken place over the past year to celebrate our successes – big and small.

Our current accomplishments are illustrated in the graphic below.

For our archive, scroll down the page for links to documents of our past accomplishments.

Safe Routes to School Michigan

2025 Accomplishments

Transportation Bonanza

Conference
included
330
industry
professionals

Bunch of children walking up to a large brick school.

Mini Grants

Awarded $396,092
for programming at 33 schools to educate and encourage students to walk, bike and roll to school safely

And adult helping a child getting his bike ready to ride.

Walk/Bike and Roll to School Days

208 schools participated in Walk and Roll to School Day (October)

195 schools participated in Bike and Roll to School Day (May)

Michigan ranked tenth in WR2SD and twelfth in BR2SD in the nation

National rankings are based on data from the National Center for Safe Routes to School. They are factored by the number of schools per state but do not include high schools. The participating counts for MI include high schools, but the national rankings do not.

Group of families walking down a sidewalk on the way to school

Major Grants

Awarded $2,555,283 to 12 schools across four communities for programming and improvements to sidewalks, pathways, signals and signage

Brand new sidewalks in the process of being put in.

Training

New in-person trainings in Bay, Southwest and Grand
regions

In-person training conference for Safe Routes to School.

Safe Routes to School Michigan

2025 Accomplishments

Transportation Bonanza

Conference included
330
industry
professionals

A bunch of children walking up to a large brick school.

Walk/Bike and Roll to School Days

208 schools participated in Walk and Roll to School Day (October)

195 schools participated in Bike and Roll to School Day (May)

Michigan ranked tenth in WR2SD and twelfth in BR2SD in the nation

National rankings are based on data from the National Center for Safe Routes to School. They are factored by the number of schools per state but do not include high schools. The participating counts for MI include high schools, but the national rankings do not.

Group of families walking down a sidewalk on the way to school

Mini Grants

Awarded $396,092
for programming at 33
schools to educate and
encourage students to
walk, bike and roll to school safely

An adult helping a child getting his bike ready to ride.

Major Grants

Awarded $2,555,283
to 12 schools across four communities
for programming and
improvements to
sidewalks, pathways,
signals and signage

Brand new sidewalks in the process of being put in.

Training

New in-person trainings in Bay, Southwest and Grand
regions

In-person training conference for Safe Routes to School.

Safe Routes to School Michigan

2025 Accomplishments

Transportation Bonanza

Conference included
330
industry
professionals

Bunch of children walking up to a large brick school.

Walk/Bike and Roll to School Days

208 schools participated in Walk and Roll to School Day (October)

195 schools participated in Bike and Roll to School Day (May)

Michigan ranked tenth in WR2SD and twelfth in BR2SD in the nation

National rankings are based on data from the National Center for Safe Routes to School. They are factored by the number of schools per state but do not include high schools. The participating counts for MI include high schools, but the national rankings do not.

Group of families walking down a sidewalk on the way to school

Mini Grants

Awarded $396,092 for programming at 33 schools to educate and encourage students to walk, bike and roll to school safely

An adult helping a child getting his bike ready to ride.

Major Grants

Awarded $2,555,283 to 12 schools across four communities for programming and improvements to sidewalks, pathways, signals and signage

Brand new sidewalks in the process of being put in.

Training

New in-person trainings in Bay, Southwest and Grand
regions

In-person training conference for Safe Routes to School.
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