The City of Auburn has received grant funding to create two plans, an Active Transportation Plan and a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. In partnership with the community, these plans will create a vision and strategy to improve safety and provide more opportunities for walking and biking in Auburn

A comprehensive vision for a network of trails, bike lanes, sidewalks, and other elements that connect people to where they need to go in and near Auburn by safe walking, bicycling, rolling by wheelchair, and scootering.

A Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP) is a plan for reducing and eliminating serious injury and fatal crashes for all roadway users.

• Reduced death and injury on Auburn's streets and roads
• Safer, more inviting neighborhoods that encourage people to walk and bike and visit local destinations
• Connecting families to schools, work, dining, and transit stops
• Improving health and reduce diseases and obesity
• Reducing air pollution
• Saving money on gas and car maintenance

We want to hear your ideas. Click on the link to view recommendations and add a comment in the interactive webmap below:

We will be receiving community feedback on the draft recommendations through October 10, 2025.

We appreciated hearing your ideas. The map below is now closed to new comments. However, the Auburn CSAP ATP Feedback Tool (see above) is available to provide any additional comments or feedback. In addition, the map below is available for you to review the feedback from the community, which have:

• Places you like to access on foot or by bike
• Challenges that you've experienced while traveling in the community
• Specific safety concerns
• Other ideas you have for the Auburn community