Greenbelts = Happy Trails for Hampton, Georgia
As "interconnectivity" and "transportation solutions" become buzzwords, one Hampton group has taken steps to make sure they become reality.
The Trail and Rail Action Coalition (TRAC) recently incorporated as a non-profit organization in the spirit of the PATH Foundation to promote the establishment of paved walking and biking trails that will tie into neighborhoods and other transportation systems.
And they've got some big help. Former Hampton City Manager Chris Rainwater signed on as executive director and the coalition's only employee.
Read the full story online at HenryHerald.com
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