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File #: ID# 26-171    Name:
Type: Report Status: Study Session Item
File created: 8/27/2026 In control: City Council
On agenda: 9/8/2026 Final action:
Title: Transportation & Mobility Board – Joint Study Session
Sponsors: City Council
Attachments: 1. 1. TMB Memo to City Council_Sept. 2026, 2. 2. Presentation_TMB
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Agenda Date: 09/08/2026

Subject:
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Transportation & Mobility Board – Joint Study Session
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From: James L. Becklenberg, City Manager Prepared by:
Shane Roberts, Senior Transportation Planner Kenna Davis, Senior Transportation Planner Presentations: Brent Soderlin, Director of Public Works & Utilities Shane Roberts, Senior Transportation Planner Kenna Davis, Senior Transportation Planner
PURPOSE:
Board members from the Transportation & Mobility Board (TMB) will provide a presentation regarding the board’s advised direction for how the city builds out sidewalk and walking infrastructure, provides localized transit service, and funding for both programs.

LONG-TERM OUTCOME(S) SERVED:
Safe Community; Sustainable Community with Natural Beauty; Robust and Resilient Economy; Vibrant Community with Rich Culture; High-Quality Governance

DISCUSSION:
The TMB has identified seven priority areas to focus their work on for 2026, including:
Transportation Master Plan
Public Engagement
Front Range Passenger Rail
Project Downtown / Blueprint Blvd
Sidewalks
Transit
Funding

The Joint-Study Session with City Council will focus specifically on sidewalks, transit and funding. Through public comment at TMB meetings, community engagement, presentations, and discussions with staff, TMB members identified the need to further study implementation options for building out the sidewalk network citywide and provide more localized transit service through a circulator route. TMB will present these ideas to City Council:
Neighborhood Connector Trail System: a quick-build solution for shared use paths within existing right-of-way and pavement width that could accommodate non-motorized traffic.
Circulator Transit System: replace the existing Omnibus service with both the recommended microtransit service proposed through the ArapaGO Transit Connections Study and pilot a circulator bus in core areas.
Funding: identify sustainable, dedicated funding for these programs.

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