Based on information from the final guidelines for the Urban Greening Grant Program, SACOG compiled pertinent data layers in a mapping site to help project sponsors assess the competitiveness of potential projects. (see scoring breakdown)

• Vehicle miles traveled in 2012 and 2036 to show where trips are getting shorter or being replaced by biking and walking trips.
• Disadvantaged community maps to identify the areas targeted for benefit through the Program (a floor of 75% of available funds will benefit disadvantaged communities, and 35 of 140 points possible are determined by location within and benefit to disadvantaged communities).
• Existing and planned bikeways to show gaps in the network and connections to destinations like schools and parks.
• Prop 84/Statewide Park Program parks to show where access may be enhanced or created to prior state investment areas (up to five points are available under this criterion).
• Greenhouse gas emissions in 2012 and 2036 to determine where emissions are expected to decrease over the next 20 years, in part due to increased biking and walking.

Explore the map.