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After sending an initial e-mail, planning staff followed-up with a phone call to the County’s <br />Community Relations Director; he indicated that PSAs could be written for UNC Chapel Hill’s <br />radio station, WCHL, with specific details pertaining to the timeframe for the message delivery <br />as well as basic information pertinent to the message. Planning staff shared that text and audio <br />files had been created and could be provided to WCHL if it would expedite distribution. Staff <br />received a follow-up e-mail that the files would be aired on WCHL over the course of January. <br />At this point in time, there are several questions that are important for the OUTBoard to consider <br />in order to succinctly closeout the bicycle safety business from this process. These include: <br />x What specific public events are the OUTBoard interested in facilitating to disperse <br />educational materials? Who will staff these events? <br />x Where are other locations (perhaps non-governmental) that the OUTBoard would like to see <br />bike maps and brochures distributed? Who will support distributing these materials? <br />x What is the status of the social media platforms (Facebook and Instagram) and website for <br />Orange County Bicycle Safety, and who is the responsible for updating it? <br />x Are there any other specific bike safety tasks that OUTBoard members will help complete <br />over the next few months? <br />NEXT STEPS: <br />x Planning staff will gather feedback from OUTBoard to above questions. <br />x Planning staff will compile research for tabling opportunities that are county-specific and <br />merge these with list from the OUTBoard. <br />x Planning staff will create a timeline for distribution of materials and assign responsibilities to <br />those who are interested in tabling. <br />RECOMMENDATION(S):Staff recommends the OUTBoard: <br />1. Receive the information; <br />2. Discuss responses to the questions posed, and <br />3. Decide on priorities and responsibilities to complete Bike Safety tasks from 2019. <br />8