Funding

While people and government agencies are typically supportive of bicycle, pedestrian, and trail projects, putting together adequate funding to implement a project can be a challenge. Alta has grant-writing specialists on staff, and we have assisted jurisdictions in acquiring more than $75 million in grant funding. We’ve worked with wide-ranging combinations of local, state, and federal tax funding; government and foundation grants; private donations; and just about any other funding source you can imagine. That experience lets us help our clients identify and access the optimal resources to get their projects built. And our history of successful projects is an asset when it comes to applying for discretionary funds—teaming with Alta carries weight for your project.

Featured Projects

Northwest Arkansas Razorback Greenway
Alta Planning + Design is leading a team of national leaders including Tom Woiwode, Chuck Flink and Robert Searns to develop a regional greenways plan for NW Arkansas. The project involves prioritizing regional opportunities for creating trails that connect the communities. Alta assisted our client in gaining $15 million in TIGER II Grant funds for this project. Learn More >

Trolley Trail, Clackamas County, Oregon
Alta was responsible for assessing the existing conditions, analyzing the opportunities and constraints, managing public involvement, and developing trail alignments and designs for the Trolley Trail.
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Safe Routes to School, Santa Clarita, California
Alta secured $900,000 in Safe Routes to School grant funding for the city to construct infrastructure improvements at three pilot schools and to establish a city-wide Safe Routes to School education and encouragement program.
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Coastal Rail Trail, California
The trail will serve both commuters and recreational traffic with destinations such as new commuter train stations, local employers and schools, and beaches and parks.
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Solano Bikeway, Solano, California
The Solano Bikeway is a primary connector in the county-wide bikeway system, as well as a regionally significant connector in the Bay Trail system, the Bay Area Ridge Trail, and the State Recreational Trails Plan.
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