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Allentown, PA
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Transportation Other
Description: The city will install a flashing midblock crosswalk signal near housing for older adults on 14th Street. The signal will alert drivers sooner and help residents cross safely when visiting nearby shops and services.
Lorain, OH
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Transportation Other
Description: The project will install a sidewalk connecting overflow parking to a riverfront event space. The new path will keep pedestrians, mostly age 50-plus, out of traffic during busy concert seasons.
Lakeland, FL
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Transportation Other
Description: The city will improve pedestrian safety along a busy boulevard by installing crosswalk signage, pavement striping and a speed table. These upgrades will create a safer, more walkable connection between nearby housing and activity centers.
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Rockingham, VT
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Engaging residents in vibrant public places
Description: The library will add kayaks, paddleboards and e-bikes to its Library of Things and host guided outdoor programs. These resources will help residents, including adults age 50-plus, try outdoor recreation without having to buy equipment.
Brattleboro, VT
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2020
Project Category: Public space activation
Description: Residents considered the Brattleboro Transportation Center's parking garage to be ugly and uninviting. To change this, the Downtown Brattleboro Alliance worked with local artists to create signage for each level of the garage. The new signs feature a different animal for each level, with each creature -- the osprey, river otter, American shad and sea lamprey -- significant to the Abenaki indigenous community and the Connecticut River ecosystem. Additionally, the Alliance held a pop-up event in the garage's elevator to display the prototype for a new Ask the River kinetic sculpture. Visitors to the garage could view the sculpture and give their feedback. Today, the full-size version of the artwork decorates the facade of the Transportation Center building.
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