Bicycle and pedestrian planning FY26 city of greenville bicycle plan for federal, state planning

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) received a $104,000 Formula Grant award on August 14, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) from the Federal Highway Administration to develop the City of Greenville Bicycle Plan. This planning project will produce a comprehensive multimodal transportation network plan focused on bicycle, pedestrian, and transit infrastructure elements, incorporating complete streets principles. Deliverables include a locally adopted digital plan document, priority project cutsheets with implementation guidance, network maps, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) files to support project implementation.

The planning process will be guided by stakeholder meetings and technical analysis encompassing existing conditions assessment, network system development, policy and program review, project recommendations, and a detailed implementation strategy. These outputs will enable the City of Greenville to prioritize and execute bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements aligned with federal multimodal transportation planning standards and local priorities.

Project description

City of greenville bicycle plan; planning project will recommend complete streets transportation networks. These projects are multimodal transportation plans focusing on bicycle, pedestrian, and/or transit elements. Meetings guide the process through existing condition analysis, developing a network system, policy and program review, project recommendations and an implementation plan. Final deliveries include a digital version of the locally adopted plan, priority project cutsheets and network maps, and GIS files.