Chesterfield Bikeable Walkable Plan

The City of Chesterfield is updating its Bikeable Walkable Plan to help ensure walking, biking, and rolling (scooter, skates, or wheelchair) are safe and convenient forms of transportation and recreation for people of all ages and abilities. At the core of this Plan is a commitment to improving the health, mobility, and overall quality of life for Chesterfield residents, workers, and visitors. By creating more opportunities to safely and conveniently walk, bike, and roll, the City aims to foster a more active and accessible community for all ages and abilities.
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Key Benefits of a Bikeable Walkable Community

  • Health & Wellness: Offering residents greater access to safe walking and bicycling routes encourages physical activity which in turn has many benefits for physical and mental health.
  • Environmental Impact: Expanding non-motorized transportation options reduces automobile traffic, lowering emissions and contributing to a cleaner environment.
  • Economic Growth: Improved access to local businesses, parks, and community centers through bike and pedestrian-friendly routes can drive economic activity and boost property values.
  • Community Building: Pedestrian and bicycling infrastructure encourages residents to engage with their surroundings and each other, fostering a strong sense of community.

How can you get involved?

  1. Website, Online Survey and Interactive Map: Stay informed of the planning process by visiting this webpage for updates. ​CLICK HERE to view the online community survey and interactive map where you can identify any locations of concern and identify destinations you would like to reach by walking, biking, and rolling. 
  2. February Open House: Mark your calendar for February 20, 4-7PM at City Hall for an Open House where we will present the DRAFT Chesterfield Bikeable Walkable Plan and you will have an opportunity to provide additional comments and feedback. More details coming in early 2025.
  3. Social Media and e-notifications. We will utilize the City’s established communication platforms—social media, newsletters, and e-notifications—to inform the public about key updates and opportunities for involvement.

For more information

If you have questions about the planning process, please contact
Steve Merk, City of Chesterfield Civil Engineer
(636) 537-4754 or [email protected]
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