Rotary Trail Markers Project
The Rotary Club of Medicine Hat is fundraising for an upgrade to the maps, directional signage, trail markers and informational story boards on Medicine Hat's urban trail network.
The Rotary Club of Medicine Hat is fundraising for an upgrade to the maps, directional signage, trail markers and informational story boards on Medicine Hat's urban trail network.
The project will involve approximately 10 neighborhood maps, showing walking and biking trails in each subdivision or neighborhood. Additionally trail markers with location and directional information will be placed at strategic locations around the community. If budget permits, “mile markers” would also be placed at certain locations to allow all trail users to orient themselves and can be used by Emergency Response Personnel in the event that injuries happen in remote areas.
The project will involve approximately 10 neighborhood maps, showing walking and biking trails in each subdivision or neighborhood. Additionally trail markers with location and directional information will be placed at strategic locations around the community. If budget permits, “mile markers” would also be placed at certain locations to allow all trail users to orient themselves and can be used by Emergency Response Personnel in the event that injuries happen in remote areas.
Rotary Club also intends on installing up to 20 historical story boards which will highlight Rotary involvement in the community over the past 100 years as well as certain historical locations or sights which would be interesting to citizens and visitors. It is our intention that these historical signs will interest educators and visitors by telling a number of interesting stories about the community including those on First Nations, frontier, community development and significant incidents in the area over the past 100 years.
Rotary Club also intends on installing up to 20 historical story boards which will highlight Rotary involvement in the community over the past 100 years as well as certain historical locations or sights which would be interesting to citizens and visitors. It is our intention that these historical signs will interest educators and visitors by telling a number of interesting stories about the community including those on First Nations, frontier, community development and significant incidents in the area over the past 100 years.
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