Active Transportation Program
Active Transportation Program (ATP)
El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba Counties
Pursuant to California Senate Bill 99 (Chapter 359, Statutes of 2013) and Assembly Bill 101 (Chapter 354, Statutes of 2013), the Active Transportation Program (ATP) was created to fund bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects. The ATP combines many federal and state funding streams previously used for bicycle, pedestrian, safety, and other related purposes into one funding stream with broad eligibilities.
To see all projects and programs funded by ATP (State and Regional, Cycles 1-3), check out the SACOG ATP Mapping site
ATP Augmentation
The Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Program (SB 1) makes $100 million available annually for the Active Transportation Program starting in state fiscal year 2017/2018. CTC’s call for projects concluded August 1st; $24.4 million worth of projects in the SACOG region are recommended for new funding (see draft recommendation).
Cycle 3 Awards
Almost $18 million was awarded to the Sacramento region through the State and Regional ATP competitions. More information on the projects is available on the Past ATP Award Recipients page.
Regional ATP Funding Program Cycle 3
Four projects approved by CTC
On December 15th, 2016, the SACOG Board of Directors approved four projects to receive $7,031,000 from the Active Transportation Program. The California Transportation Commission adopted these projects on March 15, 2017.
State ATP Funding Cycle 3
The California Transportation Commission (CTC) released their funding recommendation for $131,763,000 of Active Transportation Program funding on October 28th; of the 35 submitted applications requesting $81 million for the SACOG region, five projects are recommended for a combined $10.8 million to improve biking and walking.
- SACOG Info Center Presentation
- Mapping Site Presentation
- Disadvantaged Communites Maps
- Helpful Links
- City of Yuba City - Franklin Ave. Pedestrian Improvements (24 out of 25 points awarded)
- Yuba County ‐ Seventh Avenue Bicycle Path and Pedestrian Route Improvements (24 out of 25 points awarded)
- Sacramento County ‐ Power Inn Road Sidewalk Improvements (15 out of 15 points awarded)
- Sacramento County ‐ Thomas Edison School – Hurley Way Pedestrian Improvements (15 out of 15 points awarded)
- Yuba County ‐ Seventh Avenue Bicycle Path and Pedestrian Route Improvements (15 out of 15 points awarded)
- City of Elk Grove - SAFE (Streets are For Everyone) Routes to School Project (29 out of 30 points award
- Yuba County ‐ McGowen Parkway Bicycle Path and Pedestrian Route Improvements (30 out of 30 points awarded)
- City of Sacramento - North 12th Complete Street (10 out of 10 points awarded)
- Yuba County ‐ McGowen Parkway Bicycle Path and Pedestrian Route Improvements (10 out of 10 points awarded)
- Disadvantaged Communities Maps for areas with less than 15,000 population
- updated May 18
- 2012 ATP Accessibility Measure Technical Discussion
- State ATP Scoring Rubrics
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