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Non-Motorized Transportation
The City of Homer is continuing to make the city more pedestrian-friendly. Incentivizing pedestrian travel for residents and visitors alike reduces vehicle emissions and promotes an active and healthy lifestyle. The city already has a pretty robust system of sidewalks and trails, but now the focus is on improving connections between pedestrian areas by closing the non motorized gaps.
Work includes:
- Updating the Non-Motorized Transportation Plan
- Working with volunteer groups to build and maintain trail connectors
- Identifying and planning for pedestrian travel prior to community infill and expansion.
The City is also continually asking for feedback regarding their non-motorized plan update. Below is a survey asking for public opinions and ideas for the non-motorized plan.
Supporting Documents
Ordinance 22-42(S-2) (71 KB) Transportation Plan 2005 (2 MB) 
