The next meeting of the A/GFTC Policy Committee is scheduled for Wednesday, February 25 at 1:30 PM in the Warren County Municipal Center Committee Room, 1340 State Route 9, Lake George. Please contact staff at (518) 223-0086 for additional information or to obtain Zoom access credentials.
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Lake Shore Drive Pedestrian Connections Study Now Available
A draft of the Lake Shore Drive Pedestrian Connections Study is now available for public review and comment. This report assesses the feasibility of new pedestrian facilities on Lake Shore Drive (NYS Route 9N) between Bixby Road and Sweet Briar Lane.
Comments will be accepted in writing until March 6, 2026. To submit a comment, please email Jack Mance at jack @ agftc.org or mail comments to:
A/GFTC
11 South St.
Suite 203
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Lake Shore Drive Pedestrian Connections Presentation
A presentation on the draft Lake Shore Drive Pedestrian Connectivity Study will be given to the Bolton Town Board on February 3, 2026. The meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. at the Bolton Town Hall, 4949 Lake Shore Drive, Bolton NY 12814.
This study assesses the feasibility of pedestrian facilities along Lake Shore Drive (NYS Route 9N) between Bixby Road and Sweet Briar Lane. After the meeting, a copy of the draft report will be posted to this website for public review and comment.
Draft UPWP available for public comment
The A/GFTC Planning Committee has approved the draft of the annual work program (UPWP) for 2026-27 for release for public comment. The draft UPWP contains a full programming of anticpated federal financial resources available to A/GFTC. Task-specific program commitments with Glens Falls, Queensbury, and South Glens Falls are continued while new planning efforts are included for Greenwich, Kingsbury, Salem, and Moreau. The draft program is available here. Public comments will be accepted in writing through February 13, 2026 and may be submitted v ia email to aaron@agftc.org or by conventional mail to A/GFTC, 11 South Street, Suite 203, Glens Falls, NY 12801.
Final Queensbury Bicycling and Pedestrian Connections Plan
Barton & Loguidice has prepared a conceptual plan that identifies candidate projects to improve conditions for bicyclists and pedestrians traveling between selected key non-motorized travel generators in the Town of Queensbury. The final plan, as presented to the Town Board, is available here.
Next Planning Committee meeting
The next meeting of the A/GFTC Planning Committee is scheduled for Wednesday, January 14 at 10:30 via Zoom. Please contact Aaron Frankenfeld at aaron@agftc.org for meeting access information.
Queensbury Bike / Ped Connections Plan available for public comment
Barton & Loguidice has prepared a conceptual plan that identifies candidate projects to improve conditions for bicyclists and pedestrians traveling between key non-motorized travel generators in the Town of Queensbury. The draft of the plan is available here. Public comments on the draft will be accepted until December 8, 2025 in writing and may be submitted using the Contact Us module of the A/GFTC website or by email to info@agftc.org.
REVISED 11.25.2025 Website Redesign RFP 2025
NOTE: RFP HAS BEEN REVISED — PLEASE REFER TO RFP DOCUMENT DATED 11.25.2025.
A/GFTC is currently soliciting proposals for a redesigned website. The full solicitation is available at: https://agftc.org/publications/revised-website-redesign-rfp-11-25-2025/
Proposals are due December 19, 2025.
Special meeting of the A/GFTC Policy Committee
A special meeting of the A/GFTC Policy Committee has been scheduled for Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at 10:00 AM via Zoom to discuss a TIP amendment request from Warren County DPW for additional funding for the Call Street / Corinth Road highway project. The project request letter is available here. Meeting access information is as follows:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3380598825?pwd=NE4vUi9Ec01sSXNNU0oyOE9HMXlSdz09&omn=85333055748
Meeting ID: 338 059 8825
Passcode: 586562
Warrensburg Main Street Study Now Available
The Warrensburg Main Street (US 9) Corridor Study has been finalized and is now available. The focus of the study was to identify feasible conceptual improvements that could transform the Main
Street corridor into a welcoming, safe, and accessible environment for pedestrians, bicyclists, and
motorists. Key areas of emphasis included enhancing pedestrian safety and improving traffic mobility
along the corridor. Additionally, the study explored parking solutions to better accommodate both
residents and visitors.