McKinley Elementary Complete Streets

The project involves comprehensive roadway improvements and right-of-way acquisition along West McKinley Avenue and North Blythe Avenue adjacent to McKinley Elementary School in Fresno, California. Approximately 1,000 linear feet of West McKinley Avenue and 1,700 linear feet of North Blythe Avenue will undergo reconstruction to include roadway widening, dedicated turn lanes, new bicycle lanes, restriping, sidewalks, and curb ramps. A traffic signal will be installed at the intersection of West McKinley Avenue and North Blythe Avenue, replacing the existing four-way stop, while additional crosswalks and curb ramps will be added at the North Blythe Avenue and West Weldon Avenue intersection to enhance pedestrian safety. The project requires the acquisition of 15,757 square feet of right-of-way across seven parcels, primarily along the east and west sides of North Blythe Avenue and the southwest corner of the McKinley-Blythe intersection, with minimal impact on existing land uses. The initiative is branded as the McKinley Elementary Complete Streets project and is forecasted by the City of Fresno, with no solicitation number assigned as of the posting date of June 9, 2026. The project is part of a broader effort to improve multimodal transportation access and pedestrian safety around the school. The point of contact for inquiries is Steve Delsid, a Licensed Professional Engineer, reachable via email or phone. The work is confined to Fresno, California, with no specified set aside or NAICS code provided, and the full project details are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act online portal.