North sacramento, city council district 2 and 3, northgate blvd., marysville-DEL paso blvd. In the city of sacramento, as part of our connected commu

The Department of Transportation California (Caltrans) received a $480,000 Formula Grant award from the Federal Highway Administration's (CFDA 20.205) Highway Planning and Construction program on March 6, 2025. The grant will fund a project in North Sacramento, focusing on two main areas: 1) Enhancing active transportation accessibility, sustainability, and connectivity through the Northgate Blvd. Action Group, and 2) Developing an emergency preparedness plan and identifying climate resiliency projects along the Marysville-Del Paso Blvd. corridor. Key deliverables include a community engagement plan, emergency preparedness plan, an active transportation and transit mobility report, and the identification of up to five built environment projects that advance climate resiliency and environmental sustainability.

Project description

North sacramento, city council district 2 and 3, northgate blvd., marysville-DEL paso blvd. In the city of sacramento, as part of our connected communities initiative, our northgate blvd action group will prioritize active transportation that enhances accessibility, sustainability, and connectivity for all residents. Our marysville-DEL paso blvd. Action group will explore climate resiliency by developing an emergency preparedness plan and highlight tangible built environment projects that embody a sustainable community. As part of the project, we will convene to share and learn how each is advancing in their specific focus area. We will complete a community engagement plan, emergency preparedness plan, active transportation and transit mobility report highlighting active transportation barriers and interventions, and identify up to five built environment projects that advance climate resiliency and environmental sustainability. TC