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Current Transportation Efforts, Plans and Programs

Streets for People: Sacramento Active Transportation Plan

Current Transportation Efforts, Plans and Programs

Streets for People: Sacramento Active Transportation Plan

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About the project

The Sacramento Streets for People Active Transportation Plan will be a new plan for improving walking, rolling and bicycling in Sacramento and will guide future City and private development investment.

Streets for People will address active transportation needs citywide and will focus engagement in areas of high need and historical disinvestment. The plan engagement focus areas include South Sacramento, North Sacramento, and Fruitridge/ Broadway.

Neighborhood Connections

As part of the Streets for People Plan, the City of Sacramento seeks to connect people to the everyday destinations they want to go. To help achieve the city's climate and safety goals, the Streets for People plan will identify "Neighborhood Connections" that provide low-stress, comfortable routes for people of all ages and abilities to walk, bike and roll to everyday destinations.

Neighborhood Connections will create a toolbox of traffic-calming treatments to slow drivers and improve safety and mobility in neighborhoods citywide.

Read the Neighborhood Connections Existing Conditions Report

Get involved

City of Sacramento staff will be attending and hosting numerous events in neighborhoods across the city for residents to give input on the draft recommended network. The Streets for People plan will be an opportunity for residents to give feedback on the network to help guide future development in the city.

Phase I engagement ended on September 30, 2023. The city will be compiling and analyzing the feedback we received over the coming months.

During Phase I of the project, the City engaged in 53 events (in-person and virtual) citywide, including:

Community workshops/meetings
Pop-up workshops
Walking Workshop
Field engagement/Library surveys
Commission Presentations

Upcoming events

The project team will post upcoming engagement events for Phase II of the project soon!

Public input map

Stay tuned for an interactive map to give feedback on the proposed recommendations in Phase II!

Project documents

Project staff will update this site regularly with materials. This section may include recordings of virtual meetings, meeting summaries, reports, and other items.

Streets for People Staff presentation at the Active Transportation Commission on May 18, 2023

Read the Sacramento Streets For People existing conditions report.

Contact us

If you have any questions or comments about this project, you can reach us at StreetsForPeople@cityofsacramento.org

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