We seek funding to do an update of our organizational brochure, which was first printed in 2008 (with funding from NEGEF), to do a Spanish translation of it, and to get 2,000 copies in English and 1,000 copies in Spanish printed for distribution throughout New Haven and to make available in key locations in the surrounding towns of Hamden, West Haven and East Haven. Additionally, we are requesting funds to print attractive "rules of the road" flyers in Spanish and English and to support bike clinics to help Latino residents (youth and adult) repair their bikes and get safety equipment and information. The brochure is an important outreach tool, and most of our original brochures are gone, and many new developments have rendered it obsolete in any case. For example, we now have both municipal and state legislation regarding "complete streets" that didn't exist in 2008, for both of which Elm City Cycling can claim some credit. Also, the City of New Haven has adopted our 2010 Bike Plan, which calls for a number of improvements like "sharrows" (share the road symbols), dozens of which have just been painted on city streets; more bike parking; and safe, marked routes to major destinations like the Amtrak/Metro North train station and bus terminal. We need a brochure in Spanish because there is a sizable population within New Haven and near suburbs of Spanish-speaking cyclists -- often laborers who ride without helmets and who don't know the rules of the road and often ride bikes with safety problems. We have financially supported a local bicycle collective (Chainbreakers) that has conducted two bike clinics that have attracted Latino youth and some of these adults to provide bike maintenance, free helmets and safety information. We want to continue this collaboration.