As an independent planning consultant since 2008, Tim Rogers has provided a variety of services to help New Mexico communities improve conditions for walking and bicycling as “active transportation.” Clients have included local, state, and tribal governments, engineering firms, the University of New Mexico’s Prevention Research Center, NM Mainstreet, non-profit organizations, and planners in the private sector.
Tim has presented on this work at conferences held by the national Association of Bicycle Pedestrian Professionals (APBP), of which he has been a long-time member, the New Mexico Chapter of the American Planning Association (NM-APA), and the New Mexico Healthier Weight Coalition. In 2015, Tim received national recognition for his statewide work to promote physically-active transportation in the form of the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors‘ “Cullen Award.”
Please feel free to take a look at the following products of Tim’s work:
- Active Transportation Toolkit (New Mexico Dept. of Health / Healthy Kids New Mexico, 2014)
- Funding Sources for Walking and Bicycling in New Mexico (New Mexico Dept. of Health / Healthy Kids New Mexico, Oct., 2014)
- Santa Fe Metropolitan Bicycle Master Plan (Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization, 2012)
- Silver City Bicycle Master Plan (Town of Silver City, 2016)
- New Mexico Safe Routes to School Handbook (New Mexico Dept. of Transportation, 2008)
- Historic Railroads and Roads of the Llano (for RE-MIKE, City of Santa Fe et al., 2012)
- Rail Trails as Creative Heritage Trails (Presentation for Building Creative Communities Conference, Nov. 5, 2015)
For more information, contact Tim at (505) 629-5647 or via e-mail: timro @ hotmail . com
