Check if there's a state-wide one. I think the League of American Bicyclists has a directory. Then maybe the state organization can connect you with others in your area.

Ideally you want an advocacy group to tell elected officials that there's a need, and the have the city or county or whatever form a committee that advises their planners and engineers on bike infrastructure.

There been a suggestion of a monthly blackout until they change course. Imagine if there was a blackout on IPO day.

I like to recommend shopping for a bike shop first, and then shopping for a bike.