Safer spaces for students commuting in Osburn
One of the four new bus stop shelters being built throughout the city of Osburn. The shelters were paid for by a grant from the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council as part of its Child Pedestrian Safety Project.
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OSBURN — Work is wrapping up on the Child Pedestrian Safety Project aimed at making school routes safer for children in Osburn, with four shelters erected in high-traffic areas where students wait for the school bus.
Those stops include the corners of Sixth Street and Chestnut Avenue, Washington Street and Yellowstone Avenue, Buchanan Street and Yellowstone Avenue, and near Leisure Acres II.
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