Dozens take action to tell OKI leaders: Hit the brakes on the Brent Spence and highway expansion
There’s still time to tell the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments to pause Brent Spence funding until alternatives are studied. Take action before April 10!
Tell Covington Commission, FHWA: Say ‘No’ to Highway Expansion and Save Riverfront Commons Trail
To accommodate the Brent Spence highway expansion project, KYTC plans to close and reroute nearly all of the Riverfront Commons Trail’s Covington segment for at least the next five years.
Reckoning with the Truth
An Interdisciplinary Panel on the Historic and Future Harms of Interstate Highway Expansion in Cincinnati.
Opposition Mounts to Brent Spence Corridor Highway Expansion
Citizens urge an Environmental Impact Statement for the Brent Spence project, citing risks and lack of alternatives.
Action Alert: Ask Council to Support Full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Brent Spence Project
Ask city council member to submit their comment to ODOT asking for a full EIS
Feedback on Brent Spence Corridor Environmental Assessment
Considering the outdated 2012 assessment, unmet traffic projections, advanced environmental insights, and EPA's highlighted issues on air quality and social inequities, a thorough Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is urgently needed to reassess the project's impact
Expand Transit, Not Highways: Public Comment Action Alert
Tell ODOT in Person Why Expanding the Brent Spence Corridor is a bad deal for Greater Cincinnati
Expand Transit, Not Highways: Action Alert
ODOT is proceeding with the 7.8 mile Brent Spence Corridor expansion using a 12-year-old environmental assessment. We need as many comments as possible by March 8, 2024, to challenge the proposed $3.6+ billion freeway expansion.
Freeway Fighters Grassroots Summit Recap
From October 19th to the 21st, almost 50 attendees from across the US gathered together in Cincinnati for the first-ever Freeway Fighters Grassroots Summit, a joint effort by America Walks and The Devou Good Foundation.
Scrappy grassroots advocates joined together to collaborate on how to fight the expansion of freeways in their backyards, working to protect and reconnect our communities.
