Caltrans District 4 is updating its 2018 Bike Plan, and is looking for input through this survey. Please take a minute to fill it out if you want a better way to bike or walk across the estuary in the West End (ie, something better than the path in the Posey Tube), drop a pin …
It was so great to see all the bikes at the parade this year, especially Mayor Ezzy Ashcraft on her e-bike kicking it off, the Alameda Democratic Club, and the dragons, fairies, maidens, and knights of the Cargo Bike Brigade — they slayed it! Thanks to the organizers and participants for such a creative, colorful event!
Check out the new San Francisco Bay Trail segment (and Watermelon Rock) along Doolittle Drive. It’s part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline, which includes 748 acres of protected marshland, picnic sites, bird watching platforms, boat ramps, and miles of shoreline trail. There are more trail gaps to close still, but this is …
UPDATE! Join us Saturday, June 3rd at 10AM to Plant Pat Potter Memorial Grove Great news! Thanks to your generous support, we have raised enough money to plant over 20 trees in Pat Potter’s honor! Thanks to people like you who donated, to the City of Alameda, and 100K Trees for Humanity, we invite you …
The Planning Board recently approved a housing development at the old Pennzoil site, and with it will come more Cross Alameda Trail! For many years, this small but important gap in the trail between Hibbard and Grand has been a big question mark, a “TBD” on the CAT vision map. We’re excited to now be …
Slowly but surely, the Bay Trail is inching its way around Alameda. The latest segment just opened along the Alameda Landing waterfront, at Bohol Circle Immigrant Park, at the foot of 5th Street. And the dock that will one day serve as a shuttle stop is being put in! Go check out the great views …
The Draft Active Transportation Plan wasn’t the only action in town during October. There were community meetings around other important projects including Clement/Tilden, Lincoln/Marshall/Pacific, and Link21 (which might bring us a new transbay BART crossing and a station in Alameda!). If you missed these meetings, you can learn more on their project pages: