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Dec 11, 2026
Guidelines for competitive Fresno COG regional ATP funding for eligible active transportation projects, including walking and bicycling infrastructure, plans, and education programs.
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Oct 19, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Consultant services to survey ground access travel behaviors of Fresno Yosemite International Airport passengers and develop data for Fresno COG’s airport access model, including stated-preference research on potential transit connections.
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Fresno
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Fresno
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2035 Tulare St
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(559) 233-4148
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93721
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This document serves as a progress report on the San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Planning Process and a guide to its implementation in Fresno County, outlining a strategic vision for land use and transportation to the year 2050. The plan is guided by Smart Growth Principles, focusing on fostering community culture and identity, achieving sustainable development, ensuring economic vitality and global competitiveness, establishing a complete multi-modal transportation system, and effective environmental resource management. It aims to accommodate future population growth through planned, orderly development that preserves natural resources and agricultural lands, enhances existing communities, and improves the overall quality of life.
The Fresno Council of Governments' Extreme Heat and Shade Adaptation Plan serves as a comprehensive guidance document for Fresno County, its cities, and transit providers to address extreme heat impacts and enhance community resilience. The plan analyzes vulnerabilities within active transportation corridors, particularly for disadvantaged communities, and outlines eight key strategic areas: waste heat mitigation, urban greening, urban design, land use planning, energy resilience, personal exposure protection, public health, and emergency preparedness. It proposes various improvements, including expanded medians, tree-shaded routes, green alleyways, vegetated swales, bus stop retrofits, separated bike lanes, and shade sails. The overarching goal is to protect vulnerable populations, promote safe active transportation, and integrate heat adaptation strategies into regional development and emergency response efforts, with a release targeted for early to mid-2026.
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This Priority Climate Action Plan (PCAP), developed by Fresno Council of Governments (COG) with funding from the EPA's Climate Pollution Reduction Grants, outlines immediate strategies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across Fresno County. It includes a regional GHG inventory, details a public outreach process with a focus on low-income and disadvantaged communities, and identifies key GHG reduction measures. These priority measures target the Transportation, Building Energy, Solid Waste and Wastewater, and Agriculture sectors, with quantified emission reductions through 2030 and 2050, and also include a benefit analysis for vulnerable communities.
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