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SMCTA outlines '101 Corridor Connect' priorities for Brisbane and a $4 million mini‑grant program
Summary
Patrick Gilster of the San Mateo County Transportation Authority briefed Brisbane’s Complete Streets Safety Committee on the US‑101 Corridor Connect program, described multimodal priorities that affect Brisbane and announced a $4 million mini‑grant program to jump‑start corridor planning, with application limits up to $750,000 and up to $1 million for multi‑city corridor projects.
Patrick Gilster, director of planning and fund management at the San Mateo County Transportation Authority, told Brisbane’s Complete Streets Safety Committee on April 1 that the agency’s 101 Corridor Connect program aims to make walking, biking and transit access safer and more convenient along the US‑101 corridor.
Gilster said the program bundles countywide multimodal strategies with a narrower Active101 grant‑funded effort that focuses on improvements within a quarter‑mile of the freeway. "So you're all our first stop on this tour," he told the committee, describing a countywide planning process that scored roughly 100–150 candidate projects down to a top‑20 priority list for each subregion.
Why it matters: SMCTA framed the program as a way to position larger corridor projects for state and regional funding. Gilster said the multimodal work…
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