Environmental Assessment for City of Fresno Active Transportation Plan

The City of Fresno is preparing to update its Active Transportation Plan to guide improvements in walking, bicycling, and rolling infrastructure through 2026, building upon the foundational work of the 2017 plan. This initiative will incorporate recent data on safety, existing infrastructure conditions, and public feedback gathered through extensive community outreach, ensuring the plan reflects the needs of residents across all ages and abilities. The update will be informed by close coordination with partner agencies to align with regional transportation goals and enhance multimodal connectivity. An Environmental Assessment is being developed to support this plan update, evaluating potential environmental impacts associated with proposed active transportation improvements. The effort is being led by the City’s Transportation Planning division, with Andreina Aguilar, Chief Engineering Technician, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. All work is centered in Fresno, California, and the project is being tracked through the state’s CEQA network with the identifier 2026061038. The planning process emphasizes inclusivity, data-driven decision-making, and environmental compliance to ensure safe, equitable, and sustainable mobility options for the community.