The Active Transportation Plan is complete!
This is the City’s plan for improving safety and accessibility for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders. To start reading the plan, please click the links below to download it!
Executive Summary - 10 mb
Final Plan (8.5 x 11 format) - 75 mb
Final Plan (11 x 17 format) - 75 mb
Final Plan Appendices - 30 mb
The Rochester Active Transportation Plan (Roc ATP) is an initiative to make Rochester streets safer and more accessible for people who walk, ride bikes, and/or take public transportation.
This project centered equity by engaging and uplifting the voices of people who live and work in Rochester’s most misrepresented communities. This project kicked off during the summer of 2022 and was completed in June 2023.
Project Documents and Related Initiatives
Rochester ATP Existing Conditions Report
The Rochester ATP Existing Conditions Report highlights past work that the Roc ATP will build from, establishes baseline conditions throughout the City, and clarifies a focus for the plan rooted in equity and community voices.
Click here to access the full report.
Project Advisory Committee (PAC) Presentations and Notes
Presentations, materials, recordings, and minutes from Project Advisory Committee (PAC) Meetings are linked below:
- PAC Meeting #1 | May 25, 2022 - Presentation Slides
- PAC Meeting #2 | August 29, 2022 - Presentation Slides
- PAC Meeting #3 | November 3, 2022 - Presentation Slides
- PAC Meeting #4 | November 9, 2022 - Presentation Slides
- PAC Meeting #5 | February 7, 2023 - Presentation Slides
Final Plan Documents
- Executive Summary - 10 mb
- Final Plan (8.5 x 11 format) - 75 mb
- Final Plan (11 x 17 format) - 75 mb
- Final Plan Appendices - 30 mb
Related Plans and Projects
This project built off recent projects and planning initiatives that the City of Rochester has completed. Learn about other active transportation projects in Rochester:
- Rochester 2034, the City’s Comprehensive Plan
- Comprehensive Access and Mobility Plan, a plan outlining transportation priorities for Rochester
- Street Beat, a one-stop-shop for street construction updates
- Bicycle Master Plan (2011)
- Bicycle Boulevard Plan (2015)
Meet the Neighborhood Consultants
The Neighborhood Consultants are a coalition of 10 Rochester community members selected to be a representative snapshot of community stakeholders, who met throughout the project to help shape priorities and recommendations.
- Anderson Allen, Wellness/Youth Advocacy
- Matt Drouin, Real Estate Professional
- Melanie Funchess, Mental Health Professional
- Brittan Hardgers, Trans/BIPOC/LGTBQ+ Advocate
- Pamela Kim, Advocacy for New Americans
- Dr. Jim Maddison, Rochester Skate Park
- Eddie Smith, Disability Rights and Advocacy
- Joseph Soto, Latino Advocate
- Danielle Walters & Jay Marie, Parent/Student Team
- Jess Whitehouse, ASL Interpreter
Past Events
Throughout the summer of 2022, the project team attended community events around Rochester to hear about residents’ concerns and priorities. A list of all the events attended by the project team is provided below.
- June 5: Roc ‘N Roll Community Bike Ride at Genesee Valley Park
- June 16: Rochester Street Films at The Little Theater
- June 17: Zoo Brew at the Seneca Park Zoo
- June 18: Rochester Harbor Fest at Ontario Beach Park
- June 19: Rochester Harbor Fest at Ontario Beach Park
- June 19: Rochester Juneteenth Celebration at Martin Luther King Park
- June 20: Rochester Jazz Festival at the Liberty Pole
- June 24: Rochester Jazz Festival at the Liberty Pole
- July 9-10: Corn Hill Festival
- July 10: Pride Picnic at the Genesee Valley Park Roundhouse
- July 22: Zoo Brew at the Seneca Park Zoo
- July 24: Gospel Jubilee at the Rochester Public Market
- August 4: Puerto Rican Festival at Innovation Field
- August 6: Jordan Health Front Porch Festival at Baden Park