Vision Zero Taskforce appointees and first meeting announced 

The Indianapolis City-County Council has announced the appointees and first meeting date for the Vision Zero Taskforce, dedicated to improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists across the city by reducing traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries to zero.& The proposal was passed on Aug. 12 and the first official meeting is scheduled for Oct. 23 where appointed members will begin steps for implementation.  “As Chair of the Vision Zero Taskforce, I am committed to ensuring that we prioritize the safety and well-being of all Indianapolis residents — whether they walk, bike or drive,” Chair John Barth said. “This taskforce represents a unified effort to address critical safety concerns and create a city where no one has to fear a fatal or life-altering accident on our streets. Together, we will build safer, more inclusive neighborhoods for everyone.” & Vision Zero is dedicated to improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists across the city by reducing traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries to zero. (Photo/Getty Image) The taskforce is 15 appointees by the City-County Council president and Mayor. The Council appointees are:& John Barth, City-County Councilor, Chair   Andy Nielsen, City-County Councilor   Derek Cahill, City-County Councilor   Lucas Niekamp, Marion County Prosecutor’s Office   Addison Pollock, AARP   Taylor...