Regional Transportation Commission Seeks Public Input on Moya Boulevard Project
The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) is seeking public input on a proposal to widen Moya Boulevard in Reno and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities.
Reno, NV, November 11, 2026 — The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) has initiated a public engagement process regarding a proposed project to enhance Moya Boulevard in Reno. The initiative aims to address transportation needs by widening the existing roadway and incorporating new facilities for pedestrians and cyclists.
The proposal from the RTC outlines plans to expand Moya Boulevard, a key thoroughfare within Reno. While specific details regarding the extent of the widening, the proposed timeline for construction, or the estimated costs have not been publicly detailed in the initial announcement, the commission is actively soliciting feedback from residents and stakeholders.
In addition to roadway improvements, the project intends to introduce dedicated pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. These additions are envisioned to create safer and more accessible routes for non-motorized transportation, potentially encouraging greater use of walking and cycling within the community. The specific design elements for these pedestrian and bicycle facilities, such as sidewalk widths, bike lane types, and connectivity to existing networks, are anticipated to be part of further discussions during the public input phase.
The RTC has not yet specified the exact methods or dates for the public input period. Information regarding how the public can provide comments, attend meetings, or access detailed project plans is expected to be released by the commission. The objective of seeking public input is to gather diverse perspectives that will inform the final design and implementation of the Moya Boulevard project.
Further details concerning the scope of the project, including engineering assessments, environmental reviews, and funding sources, have not been made available at this stage. The commission encourages community members to stay informed and participate in the upcoming engagement opportunities as they are announced.
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