Project Overview
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Eastern Avenue is a centrally located and highly used street with treasured El Sereno institutions. The Eastern Avenue Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Project will transform and improve Eastern Avenue by building upon the Envision Eastern project to improve safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and drivers, increasing accessibility to El Sereno institutions for families.
The City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering, in partnership with Councilmember Ysabel Jurado (Council District 14), will provide infrastructure improvements including street improvements to increase safety and mobility, pedestrian and bike facilities, transit accessibility improvements, and other traffic safety enhancements to improve the connectivity of the surrounding residential areas to the community parks, schools, and small businesses that bring life to Eastern Avenue.
Mobility Improvement Concepts
- Incorporate Vision Zero features to increase safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all
- Improve walkability and accessibility features throughout the corridor
- Implementation of a bike network
- Manage on-street parking
Environmental Clearance
The Eastern Avenue Multimodal Transportation Improvement project is one of many projects funded by the 710 N Freeway Mobility Improvement program. As part of the overall final Environmental process, LA Metro’s Board selected the Transportation System Management / Transportation Demand Management (TSM/TDM) as the preferred alternative. Selection of this alternative allowed for multiple, local projects, including Eastern Avenue. The following link provides access to the final environmental documents of the State Route (SR-)710 North Mobility Improvement program: https://www.metro.net/projects/sr-710-mobility-improvements.
Anticipated Approximate Timeline
Final Approvals and Contractor Bidding to occur 2026 through 2027. The City’s funding may take longer than expected, and the project construction may start later toward the end of 2027 rather than the middle of 2027
Artist’s Vision
Meet Andrea Ramirez, better known as “Mextica”. Mextica is an El Sereno-based artist, curator, and community advocate whose work centers on local storytelling and cultural identity. She brings a unique vision to the Eastern Avenue Multimodal Transportation Improvement project with her deep ties to the neighborhood and her ability to translate community history into meaningful public art that reflects the voices and character of the corridor.
Study Corridor
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Project Elements for Community Input
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Below are documents and links related to the project.
August 6th, 2026
June 14th, 2023
April 12th, 2022
November 3rd, 2021
Interactive Map
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The Eastern Avenue Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Project is a 1.5-mile-long neighborhood corridor connecting the critical transit corridors of Huntington Drive and Valley Boulevard. Eastern Avenue is a heavily trafficked, two-lane north-bound and south-bound roadway that serves residential, commercial, institutional, and recreational land uses.