Wakulla County is creating a Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Blueways Master Plan and would like your input.

This system of walking, cycling, and paddling trails will offer the County a unique opportunity to market itself as a premier ecotourism hub, and will provide residents and visitors easy access to safe recreational opportunities.  This master plan will also use the natural resources of Wakulla County to improve the quality of life for residents, improve mobility, and provide opportunities for economic development.

At the completion of the Master Plan, Wakulla County will have an implementation-ready plan that will promote bicycle, pedestrian, and blueway facilities, enhance their connections and promote recreational opportunities in the county.

Do you have an idea about how to improve walking, biking, and paddling around Wakulla County?  We would like to hear your ideas for where sidewalks are most needed and where bike paths should be installed.

Plan to attend the Public Workshop to share your ideas and prioritize projects for the Wakulla County Bicycle, Pedestrian and Blueway Facilities Master Plan.  Your participation is essential to developing a plan that enhances your community!  This workshop is open to all members of the community and will provide attendees the opportunity to voice thoughts and ideas on the proposed plan.  There will also be an opportunity to offer input and help prioritize the order of the proposed recommendations.  The workshop will include a short presentation followed by the opportunity to ask questions and provide input.

The Workshop will be held on February 16, 2012 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at the Wakulla County Senior Citizens Center, 33 Michael Drive.  Please click here to download the workshop flier for more information.

Stay informed!  Information about the Wakulla County Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan will be provided through the Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners website at www.MyWakulla.com and on the Wakulla County Tourist Development Council (TDC) website at www.VisitWakulla.com.

You can also receive updates on the project by liking the Wakulla County TDC Facebook page or following the Wakulla County TDC on Twitter @VisitWakulla.