On November 1, 2022, the Flagstaff City Council adopted the Active Transportation Master Plan (ATMP) to serve as a detailed guide to enhancing walking and biking in Flagstaff. The ATMP includes detailed information regarding pedestrian and bicycle accommodation, and establishes a series of goals, policies, and strategies to support walking and biking.
Walking and biking are important to Flagstaff. This master plans makes specific recommendations for strategies, actions, projects, and programs to improve the pedestrian and bicycle environment and implement the goals and policies of the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030 regarding walking, biking, and trails.
Final plan
Click on this link to download the adopted ATMP.
Minor Regional Plan amendment
In conjunction with the ATMP, a series of minor amendments were made to the Transportation Element (Chapter X) of the Flagstaff Regional Plan. The amendments are intended to ensure alignment between the two documents and to aid implementation of the ATMP.
Background information
Interactive Maps
How to Be Involved
There are a variety of ways to stay current with walking and biking issues and to engage in ongoing implementation of the ATMP:
- Receive email updates and notices via the Notify Me function on the City's website. Sign up for Bicycle Advisory Committee, Pedestrian Advisory Committee, or Flagstaff Urban Trails System lists
- Follow postings of interest on the FUTS Facebook page
- Participate in discussions and information regarding the master plan at the regular monthly meeting of the City's Pedestrian Advisory Committee and Bicycle Advisory Committee
- Watch for periodic citizen surveys regarding transportation on the Flagstaff Community Forum
- Contact staff directly at 928-213-2685 or by email