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Sign our petition, keep Lake Chabot Road closed for good!

Join us in advocating for safer walking and biking in San Leandro!

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Over the past 4 years, we have surveyed and discussed the future of our city with residents, and one clear priority has emerged: the need for safer outdoor spaces. Our community wants more safe walking and biking areas. 

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Lake Chabot Road has been temporarily closed due to recent extreme weather events which caused portions of the road to slide, providing us with a glimpse of what could be - a safer environment for walkers and bikers alike. This closure has transformed the road into a haven for pedestrians and cyclists, people on bikes, walking dogs, and enjoying the tranquility of nature. By keeping it closed permanently, we're not just prioritizing safety; we're investing wisely and making improvements focused on Biking and walking.  With an estimated $11.5 million needed to repair the road for automobile use (equal to the annual road repair budget for the entire City), let's instead allocate these resources towards creating a vibrant, safe environment. 


Sign the petition today to maintain the closure of Lake Chabot Road for good. Let's build a healthier, more enjoyable San Leandro for ourselves, our children, and generations to come! #LakeChabotClosedForGood.


To learn more about the background and facts about this petition, click here.

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