The Street Transportation Department's Phoenix Connected Active Neighborhoods Program (PhxCAN) is a community-focused approach to improve bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure citywide. PhxCAN is part of the department's Active Transportation Program.
The program will take a deep dive into each of the city’s 15 urban villages to address transportation safety concerns, needs and wants. Annually, the progam will focus on two urban villages. A list of projects will be implemented within each village during a one to two year period.
In the program's current Year 2 status (late 2024 to mid 2025), PhxCAN will focus on the Maryvale and Alhambra villages. Year 1 (late 2023 to early 2024) of the program focused on the Central City and South Mountain villages.
Learn about Phoenix's Urban Villages
The City of Phoenix is divided into 15 urban villages. Each village has a Village Planning Committee (VPC) appointed by City Council. The VPCs assist the Planning Commission in the performance of its duties. VPCs are part of the city's Planning and Development Department.
View a map of the 15 urban villages and learn more about the Village Planning Committees
Contact the PhxCAN Team
Have a question or comment about PhxCAN?
Email: phxcan@phoenix.gov