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Butte County Wayfinding Plan

September 11, 2025

Green DOT Transportation Solutions was contracted by the Butte County Transportation Department to develop a comprehensive Wayfinding Plan. This project is aimed to enhance the county’s overall transportation system and promote efficient navigation for residents and visitors alike. Green DOT Transportation Solutions will conduct an in-depth analysis of existing transportation infrastructure, signage, and information systems. We are going to engage with stakeholders, including local authorities, business owners, and community members, to gather input and assess their specific wayfinding needs. Based on feedback and analysis, our team will develop a comprehensive signage plan that includes the design, placement, and content of wayfinding signs. We will create a comprehensive report outlining the Wayfinding Plan’s key recommendations, implementation strategies, and estimated budget requirements.

The Butte County Wayfinding Plan will serve as a strategic roadmap for improving transportation navigation throughout the county. Wayfinding enhances the travel experience for residents and visitors, promotes tourism, and contributes to safer, more efficient transportation. Green DOT Transportation Solutions is excited to contribute to making Butte County a more navigable and visitor-friendly community.

2024 Rise Grant Program Application Development – City of Crescent City

September 11, 2025

Green DOT Transportation Solutions assisted the City of Crescent City in developing a grant application for the Redwood RISE California Jobs First program to develop the Redwood Coast Trail Network. The Redwood Coast Trail Network is envisioned as a connected network of bicycle, walking, and hiking trails from Lake and Mendocino Counties north through Humboldt County and terminating in Del Norte County. Current and planned local and regional trail systems would ultimately be connected through a network of gravel and dirt cycling/walking/hiking trails. The trail system would be easily accessible to residents and visitors through targeted marketing, wayfinding, signage, centralized visitor’s centers, and overall system design. The goal of the project was to build an organized, attractive recreation trail system that provides opportunities for residents and visitors to recreate and enjoy the natural beauty of the Redwood Coast Region.
Our mission at Green DOT Transportation Solutions is to collaborate with local and regional agencies, like in the Redwood Coast Trail Network, to streamline project development and delivery, ultimately creating more efficient and enjoyable transportation options for all. This grant underscores our dedication to achieving this goal, as we work to enhance transportation options across the Northern
California Coast, making it more accessible and aesthetically pleasing while promoting active transportation and outdoor recreation. This grant award is a testament to our expertise and unwavering commitment to enhancing transportation infrastructure and the quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

ATP Cycle 5 – Grant Development for The Jamestown Gateway and Main Street Revitalization Project

September 11, 2025

Green DOT Transportation Solutions, established with the aim of enhancing transportation planning services, achieved a remarkable milestone by successfully securing a $2,071,000.00 grant for the Jamestown Gateway and Main Street Revitalization Project through the Active Transportation Program (ATP) Grant Cycle 5. This significant award reflects our commitment to improving transportation facilities and the overall travel experience for communities.
Our mission at Green DOT Transportation Solutions is to collaborate with local and regional agencies, like in the Jamestown project, to streamline project development and delivery, ultimately creating more efficient and enjoyable transportation options for all. This grant underscores our dedication to achieving this goal, as we work to revitalize the historic Jamestown community, making it more accessible and aesthetically pleasing while promoting active transportation methods. This grant award is a testament to our expertise and unwavering commitment to enhancing transportation infrastructure and the quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

ATP Cycle 5 – Grant Development for the Siskiyou Active Transportation Plan

September 11, 2025

The Green DOT team is dedicated to advancing transportation planning services. Our team has achieved yet another significant milestone by successfully securing a $202,000.00 grant for the Siskiyou Active Transportation Plan through the Active Transportation Program (ATP) Grant Cycle 5. This grant exemplifies our commitment to enhancing transportation facilities and elevating the overall travel experience for communities. Our mission is to collaborate with local and regional agencies, as demonstrated in the Siskiyou project, to streamline project development and delivery. We work tirelessly to create more efficient and people-centered transportation options, ultimately contributing to improved mobility and community well-being. This grant award reaffirms our position as leaders in transportation planning services, driving innovation and positive change in the field. We take pride in our role in shaping the future of transportation infrastructure and the enhancement of the human travel experience. We are honored to contribute to the Siskiyou Active Transportation Plan, which will have a lasting impact on the community’s accessibility and overall quality of life.

Overall Work Plan Management – Sierra County

September 11, 2025

Green DOT was hired to oversee Sierra County’s Annual OWP (Overall Work Plan) Management. This comprises a financial summary and detailed work elements that outline the agency’s planning activities, deliverables, and associated schedules. Our involvement in the project encompassed guiding the preparation, review, and adoption of the OWP, and adhering to a well-defined schedule for the upcoming fiscal year.
We facilitated the review and discussion of the draft OWP, allowing for input and adjustments to enhance its alignment with organizational priorities. The project culminated in the presentation and adoption of the final OWP, signifying the agency’s commitment to its annual work plan and budget. The collaborative process ensured that the OWP accurately reflected the agency’s priorities, thereby enabling effective planning and resource allocation for the fiscal year. Our commitment to adherence to the project schedule ensured that Sierra County could confidently proceed with its annual work plan and budget, contributing to the effective and efficient operation of the agency.

Tehama County VMT Analysis and Associated Government Assets Climate Sustainability Model

September 10, 2025

Green DOT assisted the Tehama County Transportation Commission in developing a comprehensive Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Analysis and Climate Implementation Program (CIP) to support compliance with SB 743, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve the resilience of County assets. The project established countywide baseline VMT metrics and thresholds using multiple data sources and developed methodologies for forecasting and mitigation tailored to Tehama’s rural context. The process included close coordination with advisory groups and stakeholders to ensure locally appropriate approaches and defensible methodologies for CEQA transportation impact analysis.

In tandem, Green DOT conducted a full asset assessment of County-owned facilities, vehicle fleets, utilities, and more than 1,000 miles of roads and bridges to identify opportunities for emissions reduction, modernization, and climate adaptation. The Final Plan provides Tehama County with actionable strategies such as fleet electrification, facility energy upgrades, pavement rehabilitation, and bridge safety improvements. By combining technical analysis with a funding-ready framework, the program positions the County to pursue state and federal funding while advancing long-term climate action and infrastructure resilience.