During the recent Calistoga City Council meeting on September 7, 2024, council members unanimously approved a series of committee goals aimed at enhancing local transportation and safety. This decision reflects the city’s commitment to improving infrastructure and accessibility for residents.

The council reviewed and accepted recommendations from the Active Transportation Advisory Committee (ATAC), which included several key initiatives. Among these are the development of a multi-use pathway on Grama Street, the continuation of collaboration with Caltrans and city staff on traffic calming measures on Foothill, and the design of a bridal path on South Oak Street. Additionally, the installation of a flashing beacon crosswalk on Grama Street and an update to the citywide active transportation plan were also endorsed.

Council members expressed their support for these goals, emphasizing their importance for community safety and mobility. The collaborative efforts between the council, ATAC, and city staff were acknowledged as crucial in moving these projects forward.

This meeting marks a significant step towards enhancing transportation infrastructure in Calistoga, addressing community needs, and ensuring safer travel for all residents. As these initiatives progress, they are expected to foster a more connected and accessible environment in the city.