Ebenezer Church Road Bicycle & Pedestrian Project

Project Update: July 2026

The Raleigh City Council approved an award for engineering design services to Benesch to complete the design for the Ebenezer Church Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Project. This project includes bike and pedestrian improvements to Ebenezer Church Road and Graylyn Drive from Westgate Road to Umstead State Park.

Project Details

Type:: Bicycle and Pedestrian
Budget:: $1.9M for all non-construction activities
Project Lead:: Roadway Design & Construction
Contractors:: Stewart Engineering

Contact

Project Manager

Eddy Mumpasi
eddy.mumpasi@raleighnc.gov

Comment Form

Lead Department:: Engineering Services

Participating Department:: Transportation Planning and Development Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources

Schedule

Date	Activity
Feb. 20, 2018	Preliminary Plans Public Meeting (25% plan)
Aug. 15, 2018	Design Plan Public Meeting (65% Plan)
Winter 2020	City Council Presentation
July 7, 2026	City Council approved design contract to complete design
Pending	Complete Right of Way and Easement Acquisition
Pending	Award Construction Contract
Pending	Project Completion

History

In 2009, the City of Raleigh adopted a Comprehensive Bicycle Plan that identifies existing bicycle needs and deficiencies, recommends more than 440 miles of new bicycle infrastructure, and provides a program of action for addressing the immediate and long-term needs for bicyclists and bicycle facilities.

The Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan was adopted by City Council on Jan. 2, 2013. The Pedestrian Plan provides strategies for enhancing Raleigh's transportation system to promote walkability throughout the City. The plan assesses the existing facilities, policies, plans, and programs that affect pedestrian mobility and provides recommendations for improvements.