Thank You for Visiting the City's Community Workshop!

 This Virtual Community Workshop has now concluded and is closed.  

 We thank you for participating in the City of West Covina's efforts to conduct this Virtual Community Workshop. Due to COVID-19, County, and CDC guidelines for social distancing, the City is conducted this Community Workshop in a virtual format. 

The purpose of this workshop was to collect feedback from the community regarding the intersection of Citrus Street and Cameron Avenue as well as the corridor of Cameron Avenue between Hollenbeck Street and Citrus Street.

The purpose of workshop is to:

1. Present existing traffic conditions at the intersection of Citrus Street and Cameron Avenue as well as the Cameron Avenue Corridor between Hollenbeck Street and Citrus Street. 
2. Identify the main concerns based on studies conducted by the Traffic Engineering Division and community feedback from prior public meetings. 
3. Discuss the available measures that could be applied to the intersection and along the corridor. 
4. Collect feedback from residents via a 1st online survey that will prioritize resident's concerns and identify improvements that residents would support at this intersection and along the corridor.    
5. Summarize the results from the survey that was submitted during Phase 1 of the Workshop.
6. Discuss the available measures that could be applied to the intersection and along the corridor.
7. Collect feedback from residents via a 2nd final online survey that will prioritize resident’s concerns and identify improvements that residents would support at this intersection and along the corridor.

About the Community Workshop:

1. The Virtual Community Workshop is divided into 2 Phases (4 Parts) 
2. Phase 1 included Parts 1 and 2 which was open between Friday, May 1, 2020 through Friday, May 15, 2020. 
3. Part 1 included the 1st video presentation which discussed the existing traffic conditions at the locations, identified the main concerns based on studies conducted by the Traffic Engineering Division and community feedback from prior public meetings, as well as discussed the available measures that could be applied to the intersection and along the corridor. 
4. Part 2 was an accompanying survey based on the 1st video presentation to collect feedback from the community.
5. Phase 2 included Parts 3 and 4 which was open between Monday, June 1, 2020 through Friday, June 12, 2020.
6. Part 2 included a 2nd video presentation which summarized the survey results collected from the Part 2 survey that was completed. 
7. Part 4 was a final survey for community feedback.
8. The workshop will be summarized and presented to City Council for a decision at a future date. 

If you have additional questions, or comments please email us directly at traffic@transtech.org. Please include your name, contact information, and home address. Please note that all contact information will be kept confidential and not made public.