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Transportation Planning: Current Efforts

Arden-Auburn Mobility Plan

The first Arden-Auburn Mobility Plan community workshop will be on Wednesday, March 11! Join us at the Reason Center from 5:30-7pm to learn about the plan and share your experiences traveling in the project area.

Project logo graphic showing the text Arden-Auburn Mobility Plan and icons of a car, person riding a bike, person walking, and bus. open_in_full

Project Overview

The Arden-Auburn Mobility Plan includes both Arden Way (from Del Paso Boulevard to Ethan Way) and Auburn Boulevard / Harvard Street (from Marconi Circle to Arden Way).

This plan will reimagine how people travel on these sections of Arden Way and Auburn Boulevard - whether walking, biking, driving, or taking transit - and explore strategies to reduce injuries and fatalities.

Arden-Auburn Mobility Plan project map showing the corridor limits. The project includes Arden Way from Del Paso Boulevard to Ethan Way, and Auburn Boulevard / Harvard Street from Marconi Circle to Arden Way.. open_in_full

Why These Corridors?

The project area is part of Sacramento’s Vision Zero High Injury Network, meaning they experience some of the highest highest number of fatal and serious crashes in the City. With support from a Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant, this plan will identify realistic, community-supported solutions to create accessible and inclusive streets for all.

The Arden Way and Auburn Boulevard Vision Zero and Mobility Plan will focus on:

  • Reducing transportation injuries and fatalities 
  • Expanding access to walking, biking, and transit 
  • Addressing community-identified challenges 
  • Supporting future housing and job growth
  • Improving air quality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Project Timeline

Arden Auburn Mobility Plan Timeline showing Phase 1 taking place in Winter 2025, Phase 2 taking place in Spring 2026, and Phase 3 taking place in Fall 2026. open_in_full

Get Involved

Your voice is essential! This planning effort is rooted in equity, deep listening, and partner collaboration. The project team is working with local organizations, business owners, and schools to ensure the plan reflects community priorities. There will be opportunities to share your input both in-person and online.

Sign up today for project updates.

Upcoming Community Engagement Opportunities

Community Workshop #1: March 11, 2026
Join us for the first community workshop this March to learn about the plan and share your experiences traveling in the project area. RSVP to the workshop here.

Wednesday, March 11 at 5:30-7:00pm
Reason Center
1300 Ethan Way #675, Sacramento

Online Survey: March 9 - 31, 2026
Stay tuned for an online survey, launching the week of our first community workshop.

Pop-up Workshops: Coming in March
The project team will be holding two pop-up workshops at local events or community destinations this March. Check back for more details.

What the Plan Will Deliver

By the end of the planning process (Spring 2027), the City will produce:

  • A safety and mobility plan tailored to Arden Way and Auburn Boulevard
  • Conceptual designs for high-priority safety and access improvements and a prioritized list of projects.
  • A clear summary of community input and how it shaped the plan.

Project Contact

Nicole Zhi Ling Porter, Senior Transportation Planner
Mobility & Sustainability Division | Department of Public Works
nporter@cityofsacramento.org

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