the project’s goals, schedule and to gather input from community leaders. A series of information and visual preference boards along with table maps were available for participants to provide feedback on the walking and bicycling conditions in Menifee. An estimated 25 people were in attendance and several comments were recorded.
Workshop #5: Menifee Three-Day Charrette (January 28 – January 30, 2020) A centerpiece of the project is the three-day charrette that took place from Tuesday, January 28, 2020, to Thursday, January 30, 2020, throughout Menifee. Flyers and posters were distributed, both in English and in Spanish, as well as surveys that allowed residents to share their thoughts and concerns regarding active transportation in Menifee. In addition to gathering community input, a temporary GoHuman installation was installed in front of Wheatfield Park on the corner of La Piedra Road and Menifee Road for all three days of the Charrette. GoHuman is a community outreach and advertising campaign led by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) to reduce traffic collisions in Southern California and encourage people to walk and bike more.
October 08, 2019 Presentation
DAY I Menifee Unified School District (MUSD) Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group
» This event took place at the Family Engagement
Resident providing comments during Charrette
Quail Valley Elementary School Group
» This event took place at Quail Valley Elementary
School and involved a facilitated group discussion on challenges and opportunities present in
Parent Advisory Council Meeting
CHAPTER 3 » Community Engagement
Center and involved a facilitated group discussion on challenges and opportunities present in Menifee regarding active transportation. Participants were asked what types of changes should be made in Menifee when it comes to street and trail network infrastructure, public transit, and/or non-motorized infrastructure, safety, monitoring, and public awareness programs. Table maps, bilingual surveys, comment cards, and other corresponding materials were made available to ensure community participation.
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