During its meeting on Monday, February 27 the city of Lafayette city council will discuss adding a $4.3 million request for funding to its letter to federal and state representatives.

A public meeting to gather feedback and support for our city-approved protected Safe Route to Acalanes Bike/Ped Path project has been scheduled for July 12.

Conceptual designs for Pleasant Hill Road shared by engineering design firm Kittleson & Associates.

Lafayette has officially approved using the $238,000 grant awarded by the State to hire a dedicated consultant to complete the design and environmental work for our project.

Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan and City of Lafayette leaders announce $238,000 budget grant for Safe Route” to Acalanes High School project.

We’re kicking off off public fundraising with a yard sign effort. Learn more how you can contribute and let Lafayette know you prioritize safety in our community.

Thanks to our Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, Governor Gavin Newsom has approved $238,000 in the state budget for our dedicated bike and pedestrian path project up Pleasant Hill Road!

During its May 10 regular meeting, the Lafayette City Council voted unanimously to support our Safe Route to Acalanes dedicated bike and pedestrian path project.

The City of Lafayette has included our bike and pedestrian path project in its latest grant application with the California Department of Transportation.

Local reporter Pippa Fisher writes: “The vision: students safely biking to school on Pleasant Hill Road:” in the September 3, 2020 edition of the Lamorinda Weekly.