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Lafayette commission previews 2026 transportation work program, asks for more detail on countywide "smart signals" upgrade
Summary
The Transportation and Circulation Commission reviewed a draft 2026 work program that lists capital projects (including a CCTA-led smart-signals upgrade and design funding for the Lafayette Aqueduct Pathway), multiple overlapping mobility studies and ongoing programs. The item was informational; no votes were taken.
The City of Lafayette Transportation and Circulation Commission on December 15 received an informational presentation on the draft 2026 work program, which lays out proposed capital projects, consultant-led studies, ongoing programs and grant-funded analyses the city expects to advance next year.
Commission Chair Bart Carr opened the discussion and emphasized the meeting was a preview: "This is just for being presented to us for our information," he said, underscoring that the commission was not being asked to approve policy at the session. Staff said the commission and council will discuss highlights at a joint meeting currently scheduled for Feb. 9.
Why it matters: the work program consolidates several projects and studies that overlap geographically and functionally in and around downtown Lafayette and the BART station area. Staff framed the agenda as a roadmap for 2026 work and a guide for pursuing grants and consultant…
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