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This study aims to identify opportunities for a connected regional trail alignment and various amenities along the 90-mile river corridor. By focusing on essential bicycle, pedestrian, and infrastructure improvements, the project will support safe, active transportation and enhance the overall experience for all users along the river corridor.

This study aims to identify opportunities for a connected regional trail alignment and various amenities along the 90-mile river corridor. By focusing on essential bicycle, pedestrian, and infrastructure improvements, the project will support safe, active transportation and enhance the overall experience for all users along the river corridor.

Participate

Your participation is a critical to the success of this Active Transportation Study.
Thank you for helping plan the future of active transportation along the river corridor.

Survey

Interactive Map

Big Ideas

Active Transportation Priorities

Upcoming Community Workshops

May 19, 2026 | 4-7pm


Arizona State University
777 S Novus Pl
Tempe, AZ,  85281

May 20, 2026 | 4-7pm

Avondale Visitor & Conference Center
11490 W Civic Center Dr
Avondale, AZ,  85323

June 2, 2026 | 4-7pm

Venue To Be Announced

Outreach Pop-Up Event Summaries

The Rio Reimagined Active Transportation Study team hosted public outreach events in Phoenix, Goodyear, Tempe, and Buckeye. These events featured activities to gather public input on the future of the river corridor. Over 400 participants shared their opinions, with the results outlined in the PDF linked below.

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Purpose

This study will provide a coordinated vision of a multi-use path and connectivity across jurisdictions, recommending a river path alignment and connections that enhance the mobility and accessibility of people using active transportation modes within the study area.

FAQS

What is an Active Transportation Study?

A long-range plan that identifies key initiatives and implementation strategies to guide future active transportation projects over the next 10+ years.

Active transportation is any form of human powered transportation and low speed electronic assist devices. Examples of active transportation include walking, running or utilizing bicycles, e-bicycles, wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, scooters, e-scooters, skates and skateboards. Active transportation is a critical component of a successful multi-modal transportation network and assists in meeting environmental, recreation, economic, and equity goals.

How will the Active Transportation Study be utilized?

The plan will provide a roadmap for the agencies along the river corridor to prioritize projects and funding, develop and improve active transportation opportunities, and create a vision for the future. Strategic recommendations and short-, mid-, and long-term goals will be identified in the plan for each agency to work towards implementing.

How can I participate in the Active Transportation Study?

  • See above to complete the online survey, comment on an interactive map, and more.
  • Connect with us at community events.
  • Contact us using the form below.

Contact Us

For more information please call Maricopa Association of Governments.

602-254-6300  |   [email protected]

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