TIB Performance Dashboard

City of Fircrest

Alameda Avenue W Sidewalk
Cypress Pt to Emerson St

TIB Award Amount

$472,555

Region: Puget Sound | Legislative District: 28 | Length: 0.00 mi.

FY 2026 Complete Streets Program (CSP)

Project Map
Project Picture
Funding
Description

Existing Conditions

The north end of the City lacks pedestrian facilities to promote active non-motorized lifestyles. Alameda Avenue is a busy collector arterial street with little to no safe provisions for pedestrians or cyclist throughout the project limits. Well used non-motorized facilities exist on Emerson Street, and Alameda Avenue further north but this section of Alameda Avenue serves as gap between these non-motorized facilities and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Project Funding

	TIB Funds	Local Funds	Total Costs
Design	63,371	11,183	74,554
Right of Way	0	0	0
Construction	409,185	72,208	481,393
Project Totals	$472,555	$83,392	$555,947

Local Match

TIB Participation	Local Match	Minimum Local Match
85.0%	15.0%	15%

Summary of Improvements

The project will provide curb, gutter, sidewalk, and ADA-compliant ramps and tie into existing facilities at the sound end of Cypress Point and the north end of Emerson St. The project will install pedestrian facilities to much needed area that serves people of all ages and abilities. The proposed improvements will provide safe dedicated facilities for walking and biking along this critical corridor and safe continuous and accessible route from neighborhoods along Alameda to the nearby transit stops along Emerson Street.

Description of Improvements

The project will provide curb, gutter, sidewalk, and ADA-compliant ramps and tie into existing facilities at the sound end of Cypress Point and the north end of Emerson St. The project will install pedestrian facilities to much needed area that serves people of all ages and abilities. The proposed improvements will provide safe dedicated facilities for walking and biking along this critical corridor and safe continuous and accessible route from neighborhoods along Alameda Avenue to the nearby transit stops along Emerson Street.