Connectivity

Connectivity

The ability to connect people, places and commerce through local, regional and virtual networks is essential. Chandler is served by three major highways, two railroad corridors, a well-planned street and transit network, expanding bike and shared-use paths and a municipal airport that efficiently connects people and commerce. Advanced communication technology and transportation systems enhance our ability to connect locally, regionally and internationally.

Forward-thinking transportation and technology networks with:

  • Safe, attractive and well-maintained roadways, bike paths and transportation infrastructure.
  • Integrated micro-transit services and other forms of mobility that connect people with local destinations.
  • Advanced fiber and wireless technology networks that connect people and businesses.
  • Investments in transportation infrastructure that supports commerce and the viability of neighborhoods.
  • Resident input and communication that follows best practices and promotes awareness of upcoming roadway projects and neighborhood improvements.

Future Focus

The passage of Proposition 479 has continued the dedicated regional half-cent sales tax for transportation through 2045. It will fund more than $800 million in roadway and transit improvements in the Chandler area during the next two decades, ensuring better connectivity to local and regional destinations. 

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Aerial of Chandler Viridian
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