How Lakeport Built a Smarter Sidewalk Management Program

When the City of Lakeport set out to update its ADA Transition Plan, officials quickly realized they needed more than a simple sidewalk inventory. They needed a way to document sidewalk assets, identify accessibility improvements, prioritize maintenance, and create a long-term system for managing sidewalk infrastructure.

Using vialytics, Lakeport transformed what began as an ADA compliance initiative into a comprehensive sidewalk management program that supports planning, maintenance, risk management, and future capital improvements.

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About the City of Lakeport, CA

As part of updating its ADA Transition Plan, the City of Lakeport recognized the need for a complete inventory of its sidewalk network. Rather than conducting a one-time assessment, the City used vialytics to build a long-term system for managing sidewalk assets and accessibility improvements.

Using vialytics, Lakeport created a centralized sidewalk inventory to support maintenance planning, ADA compliance, and capital improvement projects. A custom dashboard built from the collected data gives staff an easy way to monitor conditions, track work orders, and measure progress over time.

45.2 miles of sidewalk inventoried

1,561 sidewalk records documented

354 missing ADA curb ramps identified

"The inventory turned what had been scattered knowledge into a documented, measurable sidewalk program. It helped confirm some things we suspected, but also gave us better numbers and records to support prioritization, budgeting, risk reduction, and ADA planning."

Ron Brown

City of Lakeport, Supervisior

What started as an ADA Transition Plan has evolved into a long-term strategy for managing sidewalk infrastructure.

With vialytics, Lakeport now has a centralized system for documenting sidewalk assets, prioritizing maintenance, supporting ADA planning, and tracking progress over time—helping staff make more informed infrastructure decisions.

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How Lakeport Built a Smarter Sidewalk Management Program

About the City of Lakeport, CA

Building a Long-Term Sidewalk Management Program

45.2 miles of sidewalk inventoried

1,561 sidewalk records documented

354 missing ADA curb ramps identified

Ron Brown

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