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06-17-25 MMTS Powerpoint.pdf

Multi Modal Transportation and Traffic Safety Committee
June 17, 2025

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06-17-25 MMTS Powerpoint.pdf
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June 17, 2025
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Multi-Modal and
Transportation
Safety
Committee
1 Grant Funded Projects
Congestion Mitigation
and Air Quality/Carbon
Reduction Program
 Projects aimed at reducing traffic congestion and
improving air quality.
 Federal Funding with 11.47% Match
 T wo-year cycle
 Four categories of funding available County-wide.
 Cat 1: Public Transit Projects: $5,833,600
 Cat 2: Alternative Fuel and Infrastructure Projects:
$4,375,200
 Cat 3: Transportation Management Projects:
$5,833,600
 Cat 4: Discretionary Projects: $13,215,600
2  FY 26/27
 Niles Street Corridor Improvements: Virginia
to Baker $6,203,032 (Category 4)
 Adaptive Signal Coordination along
California Ave: Oak to Dr. MLK Jr. Blvd
$1,903,129 (Category 3)
 Adaptive Signal Coordination along Olive Dr:

Coffee to Renfro $1,570,345 (Category 3)
 FY 27/28
 Monitor Street Corridor Improvements:

Merrimac to Fairview $4,531,811 (Category 4)
 Adaptive Signal Coordination along Union Ave:
34th to Monterey, 34th: Chester to Union
$1,042,883 (Category 3)
 Beach Park Bridge $60,000,000 (Category 4)
Active Transportation
Program
 Projects aimed at promoting walking, biking,
and other active transportation modes.
 Federal and State Funding
 Approximately two-year cycle
 Competitive process
 Small portion to MPOs
3  Cycle 6
 H St Corridor Improvement
 Cycle 7
 Monitor St Active Transportation
Improvements
 Not selected for funding
 Cycle 8 (Future)
 Beach Park Bridge
Transportation
Development Act –
Article 3
 Projects that promote accessibility and
sustainable transportation options.
 Regional Funding
 Competitive Process
 $1,377,498 Available County-wide
4  FY 24/25
 RRFB: Truxtun Ave at Pine St
 RRFB: Chester Ave at 22nd St
 Downtown Bakersfield Bicycle Parking
 Bakersfield Bicycle Education and
Community Outreach
 FY 25/26
 Pedestrian Improvements along
Potomac Ave at UPRR Railroad
 Co-Applicant with Kern County
 Downtown Bakersfield Bicycle Parking
 Bakersfield Bicycle Education and
Community Outreach
Monitor Street
School Corridor
Active Transportation Improvements Project
5 Pedestrian Counts

Community
Meeting
Public Input
Public Coordinate Input
Speeding
• Between Pacheco Road and Astor Avenue
Dangerous Crosswalks
• Need for flashing beacons and curb bulb-outs
Lack of Crosswalks
• Need for more accessible crosswalks
Lack of Trees and Landscaping
• Lack of shade at bus stops
Student Pickup/Dropoff Conflict
Selected
Alternative
Existing Cross-Section
Proposed Cross-Sections

Vision
*
*Rendering represents the area years after
construction is completed with fully matured
landscaping.

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