Climate Adaptation and Resiliency Study

SJCOG will address resiliency and climate adaptation through a planning study to identify current risks and vulnerabilities. The scope of the study will include current efforts and plans by local agencies, identifying planning gaps for resiliency and adaptation efforts, and a regional level adaptation plan and associated performance metrics developed for the 2018 SCS. View Phase 1 of the plan here

Final Work Products

1. Existing Conditions Background Report
2. Vulnerability Assessment
3. Planning Gaps Analysis
4. Climate Summit
5. Recommendations for Climate Resilience Plan

Public Health Impact Analysis

SJCOG will continue its incorporation of public health into its SCS implementation by developing health related performance metrics through its Envision Tomorrow software platform. The scope of work will include a health module to measure obesity, physical activity levels, general good health, and disease incidence reduction through land use and transportation planning integration for SJCOG’s 2018 SCS for both regional populations and communities of concern. Additionally, SJCOG will incorporate training of staff on use of the model and interpretation of results in the context of SCS scenario development.

Final Work Products

1. Executive Summary
2. Physical Activity Health Outcome Update 
3. South Stockton Promise Zone Sub-Area Analysis 
   1. Subarea Analysis South Stockton Scenario Development
4. Active Transportation Investment Guidance

Questions? Please contact Christine Corrales at corrales@sjcog.org or (209) 235-0128. 

Mega-Region Economic Model

In coordination with its mega-region partners, Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay Area, SJCOG will expand its economic modeling and data collection capabilities to better coordinate population, housing, and employment projects across regional boundaries.

Final Work Products

1. Prototype Mega-Region Economic Model 
2. Policy Testing Final Report

Integrated Ticketing Feasibility Study

SJCOG will assess the feasibility of implementing integrated ticketing on all public transit providers in San Joaquin County, including the San Joaquin Regional Transit District, Lodi Grapeline, Manteca Transit, Tracy Tracer, Escalon eTrans, Ripon Blossom Express, and the Altamont Corridor Express. SJCOG will lead the study as the prime investigator with input from a transit operator working group and assistance from a technical consultant.

Final Work Products

1. Feasibility Study
2. Cost & Recommendations Report
3. Software & Website for Mobile Ticketing Application

Questions? Please contact Joel Campos at campos@sjcog.org or (209) 235-1090.

I-205, I-5, SR120 & SR99 Congested Corridor Plan (CCP)

SJCOG is preparing a Congested Corridor Plan for southern San Joaquin County. The Congested Corridor Plan is a comprehensive multi-modal study that will assess conditions along the I-205, I-5, State Route 120, and State Route 99 corridor, including parallel passenger rail, bus transit, and bicycle and pedestrian facilities. The plan will identify improvements that will help improve safety, congestion, accessibility, economic development, and air quality.

View the video below to learn more about the South County transportation system and the challenges that are experienced by both businesses and commuters. SJCOG is leading efforts to address these challenges by building a stronger transportation system that promotes the region’s quality of life, emphasizing the safe and efficient movement of people and goods in and around the County.

The current Congested Corridor Plan is available to download here.

Select a community below to view it’s CCP workshop PowerPoint for more information: 

• Manteca
• Mountain House
• Tracy

Final Work Products

1. Baseline Data & System Deficiencies Report
2. Enhanced Travel Model & System Analysis Report
3. Project Identification to Address Gaps, Issues, Challenges & Constraints

Questions? Please contact David Ripperda at ripperda@sjcog.org or (209) 235-0450.

Gentrification & Displacement Risk Assessment of San Joaquin County

SJCOG will lead a regional assessment to understand the risk of gentrification and displacement in San Joaquin County. 

Final Work Products

1. Gentrification & Displacement Risk Report (Current Conditions, Methodological Toolkit, Policy Identification)
2. Gentrification & Displacement Symposium 

San Joaquin County Transportation Innovation Planning Study

SJCOG will perform a study to identify and determine transportation innovations for implementation and adoption in San Joaquin County.

Final Work Products

1. Transportation Innovation Report (Review of Local/Regional Initiatives, Policy Framework, Metric Identification, Funding Recommendations)
2. Transportation Innovation Pilot Project Plan (Competitive Sub-Grant to Develop Identified Pilot Project)