Las Palmas Safety Corridor Project

The Las Palmas Safety Corridor Project, managed by the City of Patterson Engineering Department, focuses on enhancing pedestrian and micromobility infrastructure along a Major Collector road that serves as a primary link between Patterson and Modesto/Turlock. The scope of work includes upgrading ADA ramps across 35 curb returns, repairing damaged sidewalks, closing a sidewalk gap on North 6th Street, and installing a new ADA parking stall and signalized pedestrian crosswalk near Patterson City Hall. Additionally, the project involves the installation of approximately 0.54 miles of dedicated Class II bike lanes on both sides of Las Palmas Avenue to improve safety, health, and environmental quality. This forecast opportunity, identified by solicitation number 50-2025-156 under NAICS code 237310, is located in Patterson, California. The project is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Class 1 for preventive maintenance of existing public road segments. Tiffany Rodriguez, the Director of Engineering for the City of Patterson, serves as the primary point of contact for this initiative.