Summary Sheet- WSS ISSUE REVIEW SUMMARY
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MEMORANDUM – ISSUE REVIEW SESSION TO: Mayor and Council THROUGH: Eric Iwersen, Transportation and Sustainability Director, (480) 350-8810 FROM: Lindsay Post, Senior Transportation Planner, (480) 350-2734 DATE: 2/26/2026 SUBJECT: Tempe Transportation Plan 2050 Update AGENDA ITEM: 3C PURPOSE: To provide the City Council with an update on the Tempe Transportation Plan 2050. RECOMMENDATION OR GUIDANCE REQUESTED: For information CITY COUNCIL STRATEGIC PRIORITY AND RELATED PERFORMANCE MEASURE: 3.26 – 20 Minute City 1.08 - High Severity Traffic Crashes 3.14 – ADA Transition Plan 3.27 – Traffic Delay Reduction 3.29 Transit System Satisfaction 4.23 – Urban Cooling BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Tempe Transportation Plan 2050 is an update of the 2015 Tempe Transportation Master Plan. The goal for this update is to provide a multi-modal transportation guide for the City that equitably addresses Tempe’s current and anticipated transportation needs. This plan will build upon the goals and priorities established in the Tempe Tomorrow: General Plan 2050, ADA Improvement Plan, MAG Regional Transportation Plan and other similar documents and highlight opportunities within the City’s transportation network. The update is currently in its second project phase, Needs and Gaps Analysis. This phase aims to identify where the system doesn’t meet today’s or tomorrow’s needs, ground future decisions in data and community input, and support equity, safety, and multimodal outcomes. The project team hosted public meetings on February 25, both in person and virtually, to share collected data and receive feedback from the community. The survey is open from February 25 to March 18. The website will host materials gathered throughout the planning process and share project updates. Additional outreach is anticipated to be held in Summer 2026. Stakeholders: • Tempe Residents • Tempe Businesses • Community Groups • Visitors and Commuters Departments: All City Departments 2 Boards and Commissions: Transportation Commission, Sustainability & Resilience Commission, Parks, Recreation, Golf and Double Butte Cemetery Advisory Board, Commission on Disability Concerns, Neighborhood Advisory Commission, Human Relations Commission, Mayor’s Youth Advisory Commission, Desert Conservation Commission, Aviation Commission FISCAL IMPACT or IMPACT TO CURRENT RESOURCES: $749,909 Local ATTACHMENTS: PowerPoint Presentation