Tiburon Backs Stakeholder Task Force for Caltrans Bike Lane Project

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Tiburon officials have signaled support for a multiagency task force to gather community input on adding bike lanes to Tiburon Boulevard as part of Phase 2 of Caltrans' pavement project, but want more details on the group's cost and structure before fully committing.

Why it matters

The proposed bike lane project is part of a broader effort to improve transportation infrastructure and promote alternative modes of transit in the Tiburon Peninsula area. The town's support for a stakeholder task force indicates a desire to ensure community voices are heard in the planning process.

The details

The Marin County Department of Public Works has asked several local agencies, including the Town of Tiburon, the city of Belvedere, the Tiburon Peninsula Traffic Alliance, Marin Transit, the Transportation Authority of Marin, and Caltrans' Bay Area office, to participate in a community task force for Phase 2 of the Caltrans pavement project on Tiburon Boulevard. The project would add bike lanes and improve transit infrastructure. While the Town Council has expressed support for the task force, they want more information on its proposed composition and budget before fully committing.

• Caltrans is planning Phase 2 of its pavement project on Tiburon Boulevard.
• The Marin County Department of Public Works sent a letter on February 11, 2026 asking local agencies to participate in a community task force for the project.

What’s next

The Town of Tiburon plans to convey its support for the stakeholder task force, along with its questions about the group's composition and budget, to the Marin County Department of Public Works.