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This week's biggest decision

Applied for five trail and bike safety grants through Alameda County

Council approved applying for funding through the county transportation commission's 2028 program for five projects: a safer Centerville corridor, Fremont Boulevard bike lanes from Nicolet to Alder, two segments of the Dumbarton-to-Quarry Lakes trail (one through the I-880/Decoto interchange), and the East Bay Greenway connection between Irvington and Fremont BART.

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People who bike or walk in Centerville or near BART and people who follow regional trail networks.

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