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Kemah, TX
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Bike Audits
Description: Three bike audits will review park‑to‑park riding conditions along the SH‑146 corridor. Findings will identify gaps in low-stress routes and safety fixes.
La Marque, TX
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: Bike Audits
Description: Older cyclists faced safety risks on local paths due to missing sidewalks and bike lanes. To address this, the city conducted bike audits that identified hazards and prioritized improvements. Volunteers age 50-plus contributed over 60 hours gathering input from residents and recommending changes such as bike lanes, sidewalks and better signage. The audits informed plans for new infrastructure on critical streets and raised awareness of pedestrian safety, strengthening the case for policy and funding support to advance long-term improvements.
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Anchorage, AK
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Bike Audits
Description: Bike audits will review access near civic facilities located along roads under reconstruction. Project teams will use the data to include safer bike and pedestrian features in future roadway designs.
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Statesville, NC
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: HomeFit Modifications
Description: Home safety trainings and simple modifications will be completed in many homes. The project will help reduce fall risks and support caregivers.
Statesville, NC
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2018
Project Category: Park enhancements
Description: When Iredell County received a donation of an eight-acre parcel of land, they saw an opportunity to provide physical fitness options in a neighborhood that lacked recreational amenities. As part of efforts to create East Iredell Lions Club Community Park, this project created a half-mile walking path onsite. Organizers hope to extend the trail in the future. Additionally, the path represents the first step toward constructing a new community center, which will address health disparities by giving residents access to exercise equipment.
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