Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Committee 

The Traffic & Pedestrian Safety Committee (TAPS) was established in 2007 and currently consists of four committee members and one staff member. The public meetings take place every 2^nd Wednesday at 6:00pm in the City Hall Council Chambers.

Mission

TAPS is dedicated to protecting the citizens and pedestrians of Pinole. Discussions are encouraged regarding a multimodal transportation plan as several other cities in the county have adopted a similar plan to help secure grants for pedestrian safety and improved transportation.

Report Your Concerns

If you have a traffic or pedestrian safety concern, please contact the Public Works Department at publicworks@pinole.gov. It is best to share these concerns before the meeting so that committee members can discuss possible solutions to these safety hazards and complaints.

TAPS Committee Members

• Faith Dunham-Sims

  Committee Chair

• Kent Moriarty

  Committee Vice-Chair

• Ben Doyle

  Committee Member

• Krystle Pasco

  Committee Member

• Vacant

  Committee Member

Faith Dunham-Sims

Committee Chair

fdsims@pinole.gov

Kent Moriarty

Committee Vice-Chair

kmoriarty@pinole.gov

Ben Doyle

Committee Member

bdoyle@pinole.gov

Krystle Pasco

Committee Member

kpasco@pinole.gov

Vacant

Committee Member

This position is currently vacant. If you are interested if you are interested in the Committee Member role, please complete the application that can be found on the Boards & Commissions.

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Meeting Agendas

To view Agenda & Minutes please use our new Agenda & Minutes portal.

List of Local Traffic Issues

This list has all traffic issues recorded that were brought to the TAPS Meetings by Pinole residents.

Contra Costa Countywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan

The Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) encourages walking and bicycling as a way to support our communities and our environment.

Become a TAPS Committee Member

Traffic Calming Policy

A traffic calming policy is a set of guidelines, strategies, and principles adopted by a municipality or jurisdiction to manage traffic safety and quality of life are concerns. The primary goal of a traffic calming policy is to create safer and more livable streets by prioritizing the needs of pedestrians, cyclists, and residents over vehicular traffic.