Active Transportation Projects Approved
January 9, 2023
The SBCTA Board of Directors, at their January 4, 2023 meeting, approved a list of various projects countywide for submittal to the State Active Transportation Program (ATP) cycle 6. The State ATP was created in 2013 to support a variety of non-vehicle transportation projects. Eligible pedestrian and bicycle projects include safe routes to schools, trails, sidewalks, bike lanes and mobility planning. State ATP funding is distributed in two ways, 60% by competitive grants awarded by the California Transportation Commission and 40% awarded through Metropolitan Planning Organizations to counties based on population. Available funding this cycle for San Bernardino County is approximately $42 million. The SBCTA Board approved a list of twelve projects to be funded through this funding. Those projects are:
- City of Upland – City of Upland Mobility Master Plan
- County of San Bernardino – San Bernardino Valley Safe Routes to School Plan (21 schools)
- City of Montclair – Montclair Safe Routes to School Implementation Project
- County of San Bernardino – Bloomington Area Schools Pedestrian Safety Improvements
- Town of Apple Valley – Powhatan Road Complete Streets, Apple Valley
- City of Twentynine Palms – Sullivan Road/Hatch Road Side Path/Bicycle
- City of Rialto – Rialto Pacific Electric Trail Extension
- City of Yucaipa – 15th Street (Avenue D to Yucaipa Blvd)
- City of Adelanto – Adelanto Safe Routes to School
- City of Needles – City of Needles Schools and Seniors Sidewalk Project
- City of Barstow – Pedestrian, Bicyclist, and Safety Improvements
- City of Fontana – Foothill Boulevard Active Transportation Improvement
The project list will be submitted to the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) for approval and should see funds in the coming months.
