Jeanne Bradley

The commission discussed updates on the plan revision, specifically the prioritization of projects categorized into five areas. Plans for May Bike Month were reviewed, including national cycling days and potential educational outreach events. Staff reports covered the upcoming opening of the Firefly Trail Phase III, analysis of transit on-time metrics, and updates on the Safe Streets for All plan. Additionally, committee reports were provided regarding local infrastructure developments and the recent monthly crash report.

The commission discussed the upcoming Pedals and Pathways mobility mixer event, reviewed crash reports for January and February, and received updates on the plan revision process. Staff provided project status updates on the Firefly Trail, Greenway Trail, the Safe Streets for All Plan, the Newton Bridge Road corridor study, and the Reconnecting Communities Program. Additionally, committee representatives provided reportbacks on various corridors and organizational subcommittees, and community partners shared upcoming local cycling and riding events.

The commission reviewed project updates, including progress on the Firefly Trail Phase III, the MLK Greenway, and the implementation of multi-service changes for the ACC Transit system. Key discussions focused on the Safe Streets for All Plan, the Reconnecting Communities Program contract award, and the upcoming plan revision prioritization. The board reviewed the final TSPLOST 2026 project list and discussed the 2025 crash report and the new Vision Zero dashboard beta. Additionally, members received committee reports on corridor and policy projects, as well as updates on traffic calming methods and upcoming cycling events.

The Commission discussed several key items, including updates on the TSPLOST 2026 project, UGA E-Bike research, and an upcoming Better Bus Athens networking workshop. The meeting included a debrief of the Pedals and Pathways event and updates on the plan revision process. Staff provided various reports regarding park planning, transit service changes, and transportation and public works, specifically addressing crash reports, federal grant applications for Safe Streets for All and implementation funding, and progress on the Reconnecting Communities Program. Additionally, the commission members provided updates on various corridor and organizational committees.

The board reviewed two complaints, finding allegations in PD-2026-001 to be unfounded and receiving a status update on PD-2026-002. Discussions also covered a policy review concerning training records for CCSO staff, ongoing technology discussions, and past outreach activities. Additionally, the board received an Internal Auditor's update regarding recent reappointments, the inclusion of a new board member, and changes to the ordinance.