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Mayor, Judge proclaim May Motorcycle Awareness Month By Jerry Quinn, KMA/KBA Green River District No. 17 Products Manager Adair County Judge, Ann Melton and Mayor of Columbia, Patrick R. Bell have proclaimed May as "Motorcycle Awareness Monh in Adair County," in a signing ceremony in the basement of the Adair County Courthouse Annex on Tuesday, May 15, 2007. Attending the event were Adair County Sheriff Ralph Curry, KMA/KBA Green River District No. 17 Sergeant at Arms, Maurice Wright ; KMA/KBA Green River District No. 17 Secretary Bonnie Stanbery; Mary Ann Quinn, KMA/KBA Green River District No. 17 Treasurer; Jerry Quinn, KMA/KBA Green River District No. 17 Products Manager; Pat Brammer, Melody Pollard and City of Columbia, KY Police Chief Police Mark D. Harris. PROCLAMATION TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME: WHEREAS, All motorcycle organizations, clubs, dealerships, groups and highway officials in our state should join with the Kentucky Motorcycle Safety Program and the Kentucky Motorcycle Association in actively promoting safe operation, increased rider training, improved licensing efforts, and motorist awareness; and WHEREAS, The operation of a motorcycle requires knowledge, skills and an awareness of the importance of safety issues; and WHEREAS, It is important that everyone is aware of motorcycles on the streets and highways and recognizes the importance of motorcycle safety; and WHEREAS, Observing a Motorcycle Awareness Month should remind all highway users to unite in the safe sharing of roadways; I, Adair County Judge, Ann Melton and Mayor of Columbia, and Patrick R. Bell Proclaim May MOTORCYCLE AWARENESS MONTH IN ADAIR COUNTY s/Ann Melton Judge Executive, Adair County, KY ands/Patrick R. Bell Mayor, City of Columbia, KY The Kentucky Motorcycle Association / K.B.A. was formed for the express purpose of protecting the rights and freedoms of all Kentucky Motorcyclists.Our Mission We are dedicated to preserving the heritage and freedoms of this country, helping to advance the cause of motorcycling in our communities, and to ensure safety for riders through training and education,#of#both, the riding and non-riding public. The KMA seeks to promote the positive aspects of motorcycling and strives to protect the rights of motorcyclists by being involved in the local, state and national political process. Safer motorcycling, reducing accidents and fatalities can best be accomplished through education and training of both the motorcyclist and the general public, not through additional legislation. Many of the freedoms we currently enjoy while riding motorcycles in Kentucky are the direct result of the work done by the motorcyclists in our state. We have joined together to fight for our rights and freedoms. Some of KMA/KBA/s more significant accomplishments are:
The KMA is fun, educational and a great way to meet people and make new friends with similar interests. With your help, we can continue to promote the positive image of motorcyclists. If you want more information about the KMA, please attend one of our meetings, meet other members and ask questions. KMA/KBA Meeting Times & Places: Meetings for the KMA/KBA are held on a monthly basis throughout the state. For current dates, times and locations, please contact the state office at: 1-800-68-CYCLE; http://www.kmakba.com/ or http://www.greenriverdistrict17.com/ This story was posted on 2007-05-16 04:19:43
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