The City of Glendale is embarking on an update to the 2012 Bicycle Transportation Plan (BTP) to create a 20-year measurable blueprint for making biking safer, easier, and more attractive while also identifying biking-related strategies that help support broader goals, such as economic development, public health, climate change, and equity.

The updated BTP will be a roadmap for creating a safe, enjoyable, all-ages, all-abilities bicycle network that connects local destinations within the city as well as to the region, while also addressing bicycle parking, programming and education, and new technologies (e.g., shared micro-mobility, e-bikes).

We are nearing the final phase of the BTP.  The Project Team could not have created this Plan without input community members at open houses, pop-up events and surveys. 

Additionally, the Glendale City Council, Parking and Transportation Commission, and Sustainability Commission have provided valuable feedback on the Draft Plan. The Project Team has been busy revising the Plan based on those comments. Next up, our team will be re-visiting the City Council to share the refined Plan for their feedback. Once we have City Council feedback from the upcoming June meeting, our team will incorporate those comments into the final Plan, which will be presented to Council a final time in late summer.

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