To gather as much input as possible, has gathered information from people at bus stops, people riding buses, Cash Saver customers, and more. “It’s a great time to think differently about how parking places are used,” said Ms. We have large surface lots so we want to bring some attention and love to the area.”įor Parking Day, groups will set up creative spaces designed to spark new thinking about how the parking spaces could be better used to improve the livability of the area. Parking lanes were created when Madison Avenue was restriped for biking lanes. “This area appeals to us because we have the Madison Avenue Midtown Improvement plan to bring more trees to Midtown,” said Ms. Also, Memphis City Beautiful is partnering and in November, will plant a dozen trees on Angelus.Īlready, there have been plantings of native plants on Avalon. That’s why one of the Parking Day partners Is the gifted planner and horticulturalist Mary Baker who will have rooted trees on display.
has an emphasis on creating more tree-lined streets, said Emily Bishop, treasurer of the organization. Parking Day is all about inspiring the public to think about how much public space is being consumed by cars and how it could be used differently. With dramatic improvements at the Edge District and Overton Square, the target area is a key connector, particularly in light of MATA’s Innovation Corridor plan. Annually, it presents its Mojo Awards to people and organizations who are contributing to the protection and preservation of the Midtown character and vibe. It’s an area that is receiving special attention by, a nonprofit group promoting economic development, smart development, culture and recreation, and historically authentic architecture in Midtown. Memphis’ Parking Day will take place on Madison between Avalon and Angelus where Cash Saver is located. The stated purpose of Parking Day is to create safer, greener, and more equitable streets for people and to be part of the conversation about how cities are designed. It is equal parts playful and practical and whose purpose is to show how street parking can be repurposed into tiny parks and places for art, fun, activism, and neighborhood pride. It’s ,’s second year of organizing the event, which is part of the global art project. in front of Cash Saver grocery on Madison Avenue. If you need support navigating these changes, contact SFHSS Employee Assistance Program where counselors are available for individual confidential telephone counseling and consultations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: (628) 652-4600 or (800) 795-2351.Memphis will join in International Parking Day 2022 on Friday, September 16, from 3 – 7 p.m. We know working from home brings a new set of challenges-from wearing multiple hats to being always-on for your family.
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Check-out the new Set-up and Go Ergonomics Guide on how to best rearrange your workspace for posture improving and pain reducing tips as well as ways to build active breaks into your workday. Whether you’re now working at the COVID Command Center, your kitchen table or your backyard, we could all use a little workspace ergonomics refresh. Has your workspace changed? We want to see it! Upload a photo of your current workspace here to share with your fellow City and County of San Francisco co-workers in the next edition of SFCENtral. (Left): Jocelyne Jackson, MYR “The kids and I liked visiting Pacifica hiking trails.” (Right): Robert Hill, DPH In Tilden Park “bathing in rays of sun.” Ergonomics At Home
In the last SF CENtral, we asked what you did to recharge and enjoy summer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jaena Cabrera, Acting Branch Manager at West Portal Branch, San Francisco Public Library Summertime Staycation Fun It’s been inspiring to see everyone from all the City departments come together to fight this pandemic.” "This is my first Emergency Operations Center deployment, and I am reminded what it means to be a Civil Servant – we think beyond our own needs and focus on the what benefits and protects our Community.
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