Albany County Lending Library
To support communities on Complete Streets transportation-related projects, Albany County Department of Health maintains a lending library where Albany County municipalities and agencies can check out equipment and supplies for use in demonstration and/or pop-up events.
NYSDOT - Complete Streets
The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is responsible for implementing Complete Streets on projects undertaken by NYSDOT.
New York State Complete Streets Act
New York State passed a Complete Streets Act in 2011. The Act requires state, county and local agencies to consider the convenience and mobility of all users when developing transportation projects that receive both state and federal funding.
National Association of City Transportation Officials
The National Association of City Transportation Officials, NACTO, has published a number of design guides. In addition, their website provides numerous policy documents, including one about examining how transportation agencies align their internal conditions to best achieve their goals, called Structured for Success.
National Complete Streets Coalition
The Coalition promotes the development and implementation of Complete Streets policies and professional practices, and provides technical assistance workshops as well as an inventory of Complete Streets policies from around the country.
New Jersey Complete Streets Design Guide
This Guide provides a concise but thorough reference guide for designing streets to meet multimodal and community needs. This Complete Streets toolbox draws on best practices from a variety of national design standards and guidelines, emphasizes the role of context and flexibility during the design process, and describes the benefits and applications of numerous design options. Example street typologies illustrate how different treatments can be applied to different contexts throughout New Jersey.
City of Albany Complete Streets Policy and Design Manual
In 2017 the City of Albany adopted its Complete Streets Policy and Design Manual, guiding street rehabilitation, construction, and design for all public and private projects throughout the City to ensure that complete street elements are incorporated. Treatment criteria are based on physical constraints, street and intersection type, land use context, and neighborhood character.
City of Saratoga Springs Complete Streets Plan
The Complete Streets Plan is based around providing four ‘layers’ of infrastructure: pedestrian sidewalks and crossings, on-street bikeways, greenways and trails and transit connections. Each layer has options for bronze, silver and gold level Complete Streets, based on the context of each project, community support, and available resources.
New York State Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations Complete Streets Fact Sheet
This fact sheet provides an overview of Complete Streets and useful resources for implementation.
