San Jose Creek Multi-Use Bikeway Project

The City of Pomona is advancing the San Jose Creek Multi-Use Bikeway Project, a 3.5-mile off-road pathway designed to connect key community destinations between Temple Avenue and Murchison Avenue. This Tier 1 priority initiative from the City’s Active Transportation Plan will provide a safe, dedicated corridor for pedestrians and bicyclists linking California Polytechnic State University at Pomona, the Los Angeles County Fairplex, regional transit hubs, parks, schools, and commercial areas. The project includes 15 access points with six at-grade street crossings, stormwater capture features, trailhead gateways, wayfinding signage, and safety improvements to enhance usability and accessibility for all users. The initiative is positioned as a critical infrastructure investment to promote active transportation and non-motorized mobility within the city. All components of the bikeway, from design to implementation, prioritize safety, environmental sustainability, and community connectivity. The project is publicly forecasted with a posted date of August 6, 2026, and primary coordination is managed by the City Engineer, Arnold Dichosa, who can be reached through official city channels. Further details and documentation are accessible via the California Environmental Quality Act website for prospective stakeholders and interested parties.