YF-EV-0118
Active Transportation Implementation Acceleration Program Update (Infrastructure Services report IS03688, Infrastructure Committee, 2026-08-26)
https://pub-edmonton.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=304024
What this source can establish
Administration's account of the program as of August 2026: $100 million approved in the 2023-2026 capital budget to rapidly expand the network; approximately 35 km of new routes installed through 2024 and 2025 with an additional 24 km estimated to be complete in 2026; the rapid-implementation approach and its trade-offs; over 1,000 email and phone inquiries since 2023; the recommendation "That the updated approach for the remaining routes under the Active Transportation Network Expansion Program, as outlined in Attachment 5" be approved; and that the recommendation, if approved, would not change capital profile CM-20-0330. Attachment 5 is archived separately. Establishes what administration reported and recommended; it does not establish what the committee decided or what was spent.
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- City of Edmonton
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- analytical-report
- Published
- 2026-08-26
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- 2026-09-02
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a4a409732b8052a0951b2fc9b4092e95f09ab2386b27b77dba12c902e3513237 - Did council's Infrastructure Committee turn down administration's proposed pause on the remaining bike routes, and did full City Council later decide it? — Edmonton's bike routes and the August 2026 committee vote
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a4a409732b8052a0951b2fc9b4092e95f09ab2386b27b77dba12c902e3513237 - Did Councillors Karen Principe and Jennifer Rice twice try to cut Edmonton's bike-lane budget to $50 million, and did council vote them down? — Edmonton's bike routes and the August 2026 committee vote
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a4a409732b8052a0951b2fc9b4092e95f09ab2386b27b77dba12c902e3513237
