Glendora Avenue and Foothill Boulevard First-Last Mile Project

The project involves implementing bicycle and pedestrian improvements along approximately 0.5 miles of Glendora Avenue and 1.5 miles of Foothill Boulevard in Glendora, California, with a focus on enhancing first and last mile access to the Metro A Line Glendora Station. It will introduce new Class II, III, and IV bikeway facilities, a roundabout, protected intersections, updated traffic signals, and high visibility crosswalks to improve safety and connectivity for all users. These enhancements are part of the broader Glendora People Movement Project, aimed at creating a cohesive, viable active transportation network throughout the city and strengthening multimodal travel options. The initiative directly supports the goals of the Glendora Community Plan’s Circulation and Air Quality Elements, City Ordinance 2084 – Safe Streets Program, the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan, and the Route 66 Corridor Specific Plan, aligning with regional transportation and sustainability objectives. The project seeks to increase internal city connectivity and external regional access while prioritizing safer, more intuitive pedestrian and cyclist routes to the Metro station, benefiting both Glendora residents and transit users. The San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments is overseeing the effort, with Yovanni Viramontes serving as the primary point of contact. Although the solicitation number and NAICS code are not provided, the project was posted on July 9, 2026, and the place of performance is clearly identified as Glendora, California, with a ZIP code of 91741. The initiative represents a strategic investment in active transportation infrastructure intended to reduce vehicle dependency, improve air quality, and support equitable access to public transit.