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Bellflower Boulevard Between East Atherton Street and Los Coyotes Diagonal


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Background

Approximately one mile of Bellflower Boulevard between East Atherton Street and Los Coyotes Diagonal is undergoing major infrastructure upgrades that will enhance safety and improve usability for multiple modes of transportation. Improvements under this “Complete Streets” project include major pavement rehabilitation and preventative maintenance to maintain the street in optimal condition and significant upgrades to cycling, pedestrian and public transit infrastructure.

Timeline

Begin Construction December 2025
End Construction February 2026

Project timeline is set barring weather delays and other unforeseen circumstances.

Objectives

  • Improve overall street conditions
  • Enhance accessibility
  • Support multimodal transportation
  • Increase safety

Project Features

  • Preventative street maintenance and pavement rehabilitation on Bellflower Boulevard from East Stearns Street to Los Coyotes Diagonal and from East Atherton Street to East Stearns Street
  • New continental crosswalks at the intersections of Bellflower Boulevard and:
    • East Atherton Street, East Garford Street, East Abbeyfield Street, East 23rd Street, Los Coyotes Diagonal and an unnamed east-west alley
  • Improved traffic striping
  • Curb and gutter work, including bringing curbs into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  • Upgraded wayfinding signage
  • Class II bike lanes on northbound Bellflower Boulevard from East Stearns Street to Los Coyotes Diagonal and southbound Bellflower Boulevard from Los Coyotes Diagonal to East Abbeyfield Street
  • Class IV bike lanes delineated by concrete separators on northbound Bellflower Boulevard from East Atherton Street to East Stearns Street and southbound Bellflower Boulevard from East Abbeyfield Street to East Garford Street
  • Removal of one traffic lane on northbound Bellflower Boulevard from East Atherton Street to East Daggett Street
  • Removal of parking spaces along the east side of Bellflower Boulevard between East Daggett Street and the Los Altos Shopping Center driveway approach and on the west side of Bellflower Boulevard between East Garford Street and East Abbeyfield Street to accommodate the bike lane
  • Transit improvements at the Bellflower Boulevard and East Stearns Street bus stop

Project Funding

This project is supported by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority funds.        

Project Updates

May 2026

Installation of all reflectorized rapid flashing beacons have now been completed for the project.

April 2026

Installation for the reflectorized rapid flashing beacons (RRFB) are nearly complete, with the last location pending.

March 2026

The contractor has completed the installation of curb markings, reflectorized pavement markers (RPMS), and partial signage. Additional signage and reflectorized rapid flashing beacons (RRFB) will be installed in the near future to further enhance pedestrian safety.

January 2026

Significant progress has been made over the past two months, including completion of pavement, concrete, and sidewalk work.

The contractor installed the concrete bike lane separators on Jan. 22, 2026. After the separators are pressure-washed, permanent striping and pavement markings will be installed on Bellflower Boulevard between East Atherton Street and East Stearns Street.

Crosswalk markings at the intersection of Bellflower Boulevard and Los Coyotes Diagonal have been removed and will be replaced pending Traffic Engineering approval. All other striping and markings on Bellflower Boulevard between East Stearns Street and Los Coyotes Diagonal are complete.

The contractor is continuing with ongoing tasks to advance the project.

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