The Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety (MIPS) is a partnership between the Mayors Innovation Project, AARP Livable Communities and Smart Growth America to help mayors create communities that are safe, vibrant, and equitable for people of all ages. MIPS will provide mayors an opportunity to learn from both topic experts and their peers about how to create safer streets and better protect their most vulnerable neighbors.
MIPS Cohorts
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2024 Cohort Members
The mayors selected for the 2024 Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety include:
- Mayor Scott Conger • Jackson, TN
- Mayor Tim Kelly • Chattanooga, TN
- Mayor Quinton Lucas • Kansas City, MO
- Mayor Lauren McLean • Boise, ID
- Mayor Dominick Pangallo • Salem, MA
- Mayor Sean Shultz • Carlisle, PA
- Mayor Ryan Sorenson • Sheboygan, WI
- Mayor Matt Tuerk • Allentown, PA
- Mayor John Vieau • Chicopee, MA
- Mayor Yasmine-Imani McMorrin • Culver City, CA
Read the full press release here.
2023 Cohort Members
The mayors selected for the 2023 Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety included:
- Mayor John Bauters ∙ Emeryville, CA
- Mayor Indya Kincannon ∙ Knoxville, TN
- Mayor Danene Sorace ∙ Lancaster, PA
- Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway ∙ Madison, WI
- Mayor Cavalier Johnson ∙ Milwaukee, WI
- Mayor Mark Freda ∙ Princeton, NJ
- Mayor Malik Evans ∙ Rochester, NY
- Mayor Tishaura Jones ∙ St. Louis, MO
- Mayor Caroline Simmons ∙ Stamford, CT