
LOW CARBON ACCESS TO THE FRUITS OF THE CITY
El Cerrito/Richmond Annex
Walk & Roll
VOTE FOR ECRA WALK & ROLL - BEST OF EL CERRITO!
It’s time to vote for ECRA Walk & Roll in the EC Chamber of Commerce's Best of El Cerrito contest! https://www.elcerritochamber.org/best-of-ec#// We're in the Lifestyle and Leisure > Nonprofit Groups (Wide-Reaching) category.
Many worthy groups to vote for, but we hope you'll consider casting your vote for ECRA Walk & Roll as we advance our mission of advocating for safer, more equitable, and joyful streets for all!
Voting closes on June 30. Vote TODAY!
RICHMOND STREET COMPLETE STREETS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
Richmond Street is in the process of being redesigned as a Complete Street and we need your help! Join us at the EC city council meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of the month to let the city staff know the community desires a more walkable city. Here’s how to speak at public comment.
Emails to the council are great, too: cityclerk@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us!
Learn more about the Richmond Street Complete Streets Improvement Project and our efforts here.
Travel, shop, and live locally
Join El Cerrito/Richmond Annex Walk & Roll (ECRA Walk & Roll) in advocating for mobility choice — streets that safely welcome sustainable, equitable, and alternatives to the automobile for both necessary and fun local travel in El Cerrito and adjacent neighborhoods.
ECRA Walk & Roll believes that the future of personal transportation for the Bay Area can't just be two- or three-ton cars, even if they are electric. Forty-two percent of travel trips in America are for two miles or less. In El Cerrito, where geographically nothing is very far from anything else, it shouldn't be necessary to drive a freeway-grade car to get to BART, get a haircut, or pick up a prescription. We live in a town with significant topographic challenges, yet electrified micromobility is rapidly addressing this challenge. Let's prepare for a green and prosperous future without requiring the financial burden of car ownership.
ECRA Walk & Roll has joined the El Cerrito Chamber of Commerce to help promote better access to local businesses by foot and bike.
Sign up for our newsletter and discussion group below.
Write to us at info@ecrawalkroll.org
Upcoming meetings
Business Meetings: Every other 2nd Wednesday, 7–8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Remaining dates for 2025 are June 11, Aug. 13, Oct. 8, and Dec. 10.
Happy Hours: Every other 2nd Wednesday, 5-7 pm, at Fatapples
We’ll gather to hang out, eat, or have a beer at family-friendly Fatapples. Look for us at the picnic tables or indoors, depending on the weather.
Remaining dates for 2025 are July 9, Sept. 10, and Nov. 12.
Take action!
RICHMOND STREET COMPLETE STREETS PROJECT:
Richmond Street is in the process of being redesigned as a Complete Street and we need your help! Join us at the EC city council meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of the month to let the city staff know the community desires a more walkable city. Learn more about the Richmond Street Complete Streets Improvement Project here.
Work with us to build community and advocate for safer, more inclusive, and joyful streets in El Cerrito and Richmond Annex:
Canvas Richmond Street neighbors on June 8, 1 p.m. Meet at Richmond Street and Moeser Avenue; park bikes at the community center (7007) Moeser. Ice cream debrief to follow!
Write to the El Cerrito city council expressing your support for Complete Streets on Richmond Street, including bike lanes: cityclerk@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us.
Go to a city council meeting and speak at public comment.
Attend the upcoming Richmond Street design open house on June 25 and the city council meeting on July 15 (presentation on El Cerrito’s Active Transportation Plan and Complete Streets policy.
Join our mailing list for further updates.
Go to the city council meeting this summer (date TBD) when this will be up for a vote.
Share our The Facts flier and this website with your friends and neighbors.
Talk to your neighbors about why you support better bike and pedestrian infrastructure ALL around town (last time we checked, Ohlone Greenway does not go everywhere!)
Join our Google discussion group to participate in conversations about pedestrian and bike issues in El Cerrito.