or uniform in many places which is creating choke points where pedestrians are forced to move to the roadway or an unimproved surface in order to connect to their intended destination.

The cracked, broken, and irregular sidewalks, uneven walkways and walking surfaces and unsuitable ramps cause thousands of injuries every year in the United States. Most of the sidewalks do not have ADA compliant ramps and drive approaches. Most of the older sidewalks in the cities and towns have large cracks and/or are broken and are uneven. Having continuous and accessible sidewalks networks will improve safety and mobility for all pedestrians and are particularly important for pedestrians with disabilities.

Roosevelt City has a large portion of sidewalks. But, the further from the center of town the number of sidewalks decreases. Most of the sidewalks in town are 4 foot wide. See below for the locations of 6-foot-wide sidewalks:

• Along Highway 40 through town.
• Along 500 East from 800 South to Pole Line Road.
• East side of State Street from 800 South to 1200 South
• Along 200 South from 200 West to Park Place Drive
• Most of Highway 121 from Highway 40 to 200 North
• North side of Highway 121 from 200 North to Club House Drive
• South side of 200 North from Highway 121 to Areva Road

Duchesne City has sidewalks on both sides of Highway 40. Highway 87 has sidewalks on both sides of the street from Highway 40 to 300 North. Also, sidewalks on one side of Highway 87 North of 300 North. 100 North has sidewalks on both sides of the street from 200 East to 100 West. A small portion of the roads not mentioned have sidewalks. The remaining sidewalks are not continuous and very sporadic.

Myton City has 4-foot sidewalks along Main Street from 500 West to 500 East. The rest of Myton City does not have sidewalks. In Myton, there are four open canals that run along the streets that pose a danger to children. 17 years ago a child drowned in one of the canals. Piping the canals along the sidewalks would eliminate the risk of drownings.

Altamont Town has 6-foot sidewalks on the north side of Highway 40 from the high school to 100 East. On the south side of Highway 40 from 15750 West to 15575 West, there are 4-foot sidewalks. The rest of Altamont town does not have sidewalks. Altamont has received nonurban federal funds to install additional sidewalks. The first phase of this project was completed in July of 2020.

Neola Town has sidewalks on the West side of Highway 121 from 8700 North to 9000 North. Then on 9000 North on the South side of road in front of the Church. There are sidewalks on the East side of Highway 121 for 400 ft near 8700 North. There is an open canal that runs North and South along Highway 121. There are two open canals on the West and the South side of the rodeo grounds property, this creates a drowning hazard to children walking to school. The rest of the Neola Area does not have sidewalks.

Tabiona Town has sidewalks around the school. Portions of Main Street have 4-foot sidewalks, but the old sidewalks have cracks, are broken, and are very irregular and need to be replaced. The rest of Tabiona town does not have sidewalks.