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V. City Hall <br />2014 Annual Report · Administration · St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br />25 <br />SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL <br />In 2014, St. Anthony completed the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Planning <br />process for Wilshire Elementary. SRTS programs improve safety, reduce traffi c, and <br />improve air quality near schools. Rooted in the fi ve E’s of evaluation, engineering, <br />education, encouragement, and enforcement, Safe Routes to School offered a well- <br />rounded approach to improving the health and well-being of children by enabling <br />and encouraging them to walk and bike to school. St. Anthony received technical <br />assistance from a consultant team through MnDOT Safe Routes to School Planning <br />Grant. The assistance provided helped our local SRTS team (including the City, <br />School District, school staff, parents and students) in developing a Safe Routes to <br />School Plan that identifi ed projects and programs to enhance the safety of our streets <br />for children and families that want to walk and bike to school. <br />Metro I-Net <br />City of St. Anthony is part of a technology consortium for our information <br />technology (IT) services. Metro I-Net serves 36 agencies, over a 100 buildings in <br />four counties, and is one of the largest in the State. Only the State of Minnesota <br />and the University of Minnesota have larger networks. The Roseville IT Division <br />supports the technology needs of about 1,250 full-time employees, with another <br />350 part-time, temporary, seasonal and elected offi cials that require city email and <br />data access. Signifi cant effi ciencies have been gained through our advancements <br />in technology with them comes the need for continuous support 24 hours a day, 7 <br />days a week, 365 days a year.