People Movement Project
Foothill Boulevard & Glendora Avenue First/Last Mile Improvements
Community Review of the Final (100%) Design Plans — Story Boards, Fall 2026
A safer, more connected Foothill Boulevard — linking the Metro A Line Station, the Glendora Village, Citrus College, adjacent businesses and the neighborhoods in between, for people walking, biking, riding, and driving.
The People Movement Project is a 10-plus-mile network of urban trails and "First/Last Mile" street improvements connecting the Metro A Line Glendora Station to the Glendora Village, Citrus College, business community and surrounding neighborhoods. It combines two long-running City efforts: the Glendora Urban Trail System along three flood-control channels (San Dimas, Little Dalton, and Big Dalton Wash), first adopted in the 2011 Parks & Trails Master Plan, and the First/Last Mile improvements on Glendora Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, initiated with Metro in 2018 and first imagined a decade before that. The total estimated program cost is $36,628,168, of which $21,716,068 is already secured through grant funding.
