McKinley Street Grade Separation
The City of Corona recognized significant traffic congestion that residents face every day along McKinley Street and implemented a plan to improve safety and mobility.
The McKinley Street Grade Separation Project transformed travel by constructing a bridge over the BNSF railroad tracks and the Arlington Channel. The grade separation included street reconstruction, new road facilities, and a realignment and widening of SR-91 on and off ramps. This project provides a safer passage for vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians over passing trains.
Conducted quarterly public meetings to provide construction updates and gather public feedback.
Maintained a 3,000+ contact database, sending bi-weekly construction alerts and public meeting notifications.
Developed an interactive Story Map allowing the public to engage with the project construction phasing, closures, detours, and photography.
Designed and mailed postcards to thousands of stakeholders with key project updates.
Operated a SMS/MMS text messaging service with nearly 500 subscribers, providing bi-weekly construction text alerts.