Community Engagement
Our Engagement
Below are examples of how we engage with the community. Didn’t see what you are looking for? If you have an idea or a request, let us know in the form when applying!
Tactical Urbanism
Tactical urbanism uses low-cost, temporary changes to improve city spaces and encourage community engagement.
Safe Routes to School
Safe Routes to School programs make it safer and easier for students to walk and bike to school.
Bicycle Rack Workshops
A bike rack workshop teaches participants how to install bike racks to create more bike-friendly spaces.
Maintenance Events
We host bike maintenance workshops for basic repairs, adjustments, and safety checks by trained mechanics.
Community Workshops
A community workshop is an event where people gather to learn, share, or collaborate on specific skills or projects.
Who should apply?
Our team partners with communities, schools, nonprofits, tribes, and government agencies. If you don’t fit these categories, fill out the form below to explore options.
Schools
Community Groups
Non-Profits
Tribes
Governments
Donor & Partner Support
Fox Factory
The Fox Factory Trail Trust Grant has allowed Bike Utah to support various endeavors that increase access to riding, including providing MTB helmets for youth programs in Monticello and funding unsheltered individuals fixing their bikes at the Bicycle Collective.
New Belgium
New Belgium’s small grants program has allowed Bike Utah to stock tools and repair supplies such as tubes, chains, and slime that have let Bike Utah fix 100’s of bikes for children and adults across Utah.
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake County’s Regional Planning & Transportation department has contributed to Bike Utah’s community engagement efforts for many years, providing support for bicycle repair materials and events.