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NewsPasadena NowNovember 2, 2026Los Angeles County

Pasadena Holds Virtual Public Meeting on Proposed Safety Improvements for Pasadena and St. John Avenues

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The Pasadena Department of Transportation is holding a virtual community meeting on Wednesday, November 4, to gather public comment on proposed street-safety improvements along a 1.8-mile corridor of Pasadena and St. John avenues. The project will maintain existing through travel lanes while studying upgrades to traffic signals, intersections, sidewalks, bicycle facilities, and transit connections. Funding is supported by $75.1 million appropriated in the city's capital improvement program and a contract authorized with Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc.

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Why It Matters

Residents along the 1.8-mile corridor between Walnut and Columbia streets can shape the design alternatives for traffic, pedestrian, and bicycle infrastructure that will advance through engineering and environmental review.

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Who's Mentioned

OrganizationPasadena Department of Transportation“Examining about 1.8 miles of roadway for safety improvements.”OrganizationCity Council“Authorized a contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. in November 2025.”OrganizationKimley-Horn and Associates Inc.“Authorized by the City Council in November 2025 with a maximum value of $4,848,6”OrganizationLos Angeles Metro“Provides funding for the project.”locationPasadena“Location of the Pasadena Avenue and St. John Avenue Roadway Network Project.”locationMaranatha High SchoollocationState Route 710“Effort builds on community planning conducted in 2022 around the former State Ro”