Celebrating 900+ signatures and counting!
This station project has had so much happen since we last posted, we can barely fit it all in this blog post. But here goes! Last month,...
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79.2%
Non-white residents
The San Antonio neighborhood is a majority community of color that has been historically excluded from accessible transit options, leaving residents who need it most without adequate transportation.
16,000
People per square mile
We are a dense, diverse, underserved, and growing population. Transit access will open up access to jobs and housing for our residents, as well as increase safety and economic vitality.
2.7 mi.
Between nearest stops
The proposed station's close proximity to various local and regional destinations, including the Oakland waterfront, Brooklyn Basin, San Antonio Park, and Highland Hospital, cements its role as a crucial location for regional access.
We need Oakland's support.
14th Avenue in East Oakland sits in the middle of the longest stretch of BART track in Oakland without a station - nearly 3 miles! Our community continues to grow, and we have an increasing need for safe, reliable, efficient, and accessible transit options that will connect us to the rest of the region. SASA is a group of citizens actively engaged in the effort to prioritize, fund, and build a station at 14th Avenue. As we speak, regional transportation agencies are in the process of developing plans to determine where the next regional transit lines and stations will be built around the Bay Area.
We believe a regional rail station in the San Antonio neighborhood along the existing BART and Amtrak tracks is an essential project for both the local community and the larger region. We are urging our transportation agency leaders and elected officials to prioritize, fund, and build San Antonio Station to bring a much-needed mobility option and economic development opportunity to our historically underserved community.
Sign the petition today.
PROGRESS
What needs to be done?
Where we are
A new station is going to take a lot of buy-in from various public agencies and elected officials. The first step to getting this station built is to get it into upcoming regional plans such as Link21, Transit 2050+, and the BART Strategic Plan. This is going to require putting pressure on these agencies and public officials via our neighborhood petition and public participation during the community outreach and engagement phase of these plans.
Funding.
How can you help? Consider donating to our campaign with the GoFundMe link! Every little bit helps keep the lights on at the website, and gets us support to print flyers, banners, buttons, all that good stuff.
We don't have any sponsors, but we would appreciate any help you can offer!
If you prefer to do so privately, please email us here.
What people are saying
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