Alhambra would accept $4.45 million Metro grant to design bike lanes

Council is asked to take LA Metro funding to design six priority bike corridors, with at least one chosen for construction.

Alhambra City Council· posted Nov 9Spending$4.5M

Alhambra would receive $4,450,000 from LA Metro to design bike lanes on six priority corridors drawn from the city's 2024 walking and biking plan. The City Council is asked to accept the grant, authorize the City Manager to sign the agreements, and appropriate the funds; staff would pick at least one corridor for construction.

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City Council vote on the consent agenda at the November 9, 2026 meeting · Nov 9

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