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Memphis, TN
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Bike Audits
Description: Bike audits will assess safety around Overton Park routes used by cyclists. Community meetings will share findings with city officials for future planning.
Rutland, VT
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Bike Audits
Description: Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports addressed barriers that limited older adults and adaptive riders from using wooded trail systems where path width and design often made three wheel bikes difficult to navigate. In a state with a large older adult population, trail managers lacked clear assessments of whether existing routes could safely support these riders. The project conducted adaptive bike assessments across three trail systems, supported by GPS photos shared with land managers. The work increased awareness of how trail design affects access for older adults and adaptive riders. Some trail systems began making upgrades based on the findings. A project lead said the effort reinforced that everyone deserves the opportunity to recreate outdoors.
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Imperial Beach, CA
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Bike Audits
Description: This project will conduct four bike audits along the Bayshore Bikeway trail and major avenues, and hold four community meetings in English and Spanish.
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Lancaster, OH
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Transportation Other
Description: The city will provide portable wheelchair ramps for placement downtown. This program will improve short-term access to services and amenities for people who use mobility devices.
Whitehall, OH
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: Walk Audits
Description: Whitehall lacked safe walking routes near a major health center and housing for older adults, limiting mobility and health. Heart of Ohio led two walk audits along East Main Street and near Whitehall Senior Center, engaging older adults, students and city leaders. The project expanded into "Why We Walk", with educational presentations made to the Center and city schools, as well as a Wellness Walk event. Findings are shaping citywide plans and regional partnerships and older adults report feeling empowered to advocate for safer streets. One participant said walking helped improve her diabetes management.
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