Minneapolis is taking strides to enhance pedestrian safety in a neighborhood that holds the heartbeats of many native residents. Minneapolis Health Department, in concert with Little Earth Residents Association and the Native Youth Arts Collective, reveals a community-centric initiative aimed at safeguarding pedestrians around Little Earth, particularly along 18th Ave South corridor.
In an announcement shared by Jason Chavez of Minneapolis Ward 9 on social media, we learn that the scope of improvements encompasses a series of urban art installations and safety measures. These measures include pavement paintings, installation of vibrant new murals, the erection of traffic bollards, and the addition of midblock crosswalks. These steps are envisaged to not just beautify the area but to actively calm traffic and create a safer environment for those traveling by foot…