Moraga Road and Canyon Road Complete Streets

The Contra Costa Transportation Authority, in collaboration with the Town of Moraga, is preparing to execute the Moraga Road and Canyon Road Complete Streets Project aimed at enhancing bicycle and pedestrian safety throughout the community. This initiative involves a comprehensive set of infrastructure upgrades including the closure of critical gaps in the sidewalk network to improve accessibility for students and residents traveling to schools and commercial areas, installation of ADA-compliant curb ramps, deployment of Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons at five locations including advance warnings, implementation of leading pedestrian intervals, construction of median pedestrian refuge islands, and the addition of 4,600 linear feet of enhanced Class II buffered bike lanes. Pavement restoration, new street tree plantings, a new bus stop shelter, and speed feedback signs are also part of the planned improvements to create a safer, more inviting environment for non-motorized travel. A new traffic signal will be installed at the intersection of Canyon Road and Country Club Drive, with existing signals at Moraga Road and Moraga Way, and Moraga Road and St. Mary’s Road receiving upgrades to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety. Coordination with County Connection will ensure bus shelter enhancements, primarily limited to the addition of a shelter at the existing stop on Moraga Way. The project is forecasted to be posted for solicitation on August 3, 2026, with primary contact information provided by Andrew Dillard, Senior Engineer at the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, who can be reached via phone or email for further inquiries. The project is located entirely within Moraga, California, with a zip code of 94556, and is designated under a public agency initiative to promote multimodal transportation safety and accessibility.