PUBLIC SURVEY – OPEN THROUGH NOVEMBER 20, 2026
Bus stop within Shop City.
Study Overview
The Shop City Mobility Study aims to identify opportunities to improve connections between Shop City plaza and the surrounding neighborhoods. The study will focus on pedestrian and bicycle connections to the proposed bus rapid transit (BRT) station located within the plaza. This planning effort will explore ideas that will:
- Enhance mobility and accessibility between all modes of travel;
- Improve safety for all road users;
- Eliminate barriers to the transportation network through improved usability and accessible design;
- Improve ridership on existing and future Centro transit lines, including the future BRT station; and
- Support targeted growth within an urban and suburban community.
On this page you will find information about public engagement opportunities, related meeting materials, and updates on the progress of the study.
For any comments or questions related to this study, please contact Tom Bardenett, Principal Transportation Planner, at tbardenett@smtcmpo.org.
Study Area
The study area for this planning effort includes parts of the Northside and Eastwood within the City of Syracuse as well as the hamlet of Lyncourt in the Town of Salina. A map of the study area is provided below.
Public Survey
To help our team better understand the mobility needs and opportunities around Shop City plaza, an online public survey is available for community members to fill out! The survey and mapping question are both open until November 20, 2026.
Please complete both the survey and the mapping question below. Survey respondents are encouraged to submit multiple mapping responses.