Emergency_FEMA_TC.pdf

This is a FEMA Technical Assistance (TA) grant documentation file related to the City of Pasadena's Rose Bowl Area and Brookside Park Multimodal Connectivity Plan project. The City of Pasadena is soliciting qualified consulting firms to develop a comprehensive long-range multimodal connectivity strategy for the Rose Bowl and Brookside Park areas. The project scope includes assessing current multimodal conditions, analyzing traffic patterns, parking availability, transit options, active transportation infrastructure, and safety challenges. The consultant will be responsible for conducting equity-centered community engagement through workshops, surveys, pop-up events, and collaboration with a Community Advisory Committee to ensure inclusive input from historically underrepresented populations. The deliverables will include technical analysis, community input documentation, conceptual designs, and planning-level cost estimates that provide an actionable roadmap for future mobility investments.

The project is funded through the Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant (STPG) administered via FEMA Technical Assistance funding. The plan will address everyday park use, neighborhood connections, and major event operations while supporting City goals for safety, sustainability, and equitable access. The final product will integrate walking, biking, transit, micro-mobility, and vehicle access improvements into a cohesive strategy that reflects the mobility needs and priorities of Pasadena residents, with particular attention to creating equitable transportation solutions for underserved communities in the region.