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Project Overview
The City of Golden Planning Department, in collaboration with the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG), is launching a study to evaluate the feasibility of a docked, solar-charging bike share program in the City of Golden.
A bike share program makes bicycles available for short-term use within the community, allowing people to pick up and return bikes at designated docking stations. For this study, “bike share” refers specifically to a docked system using electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes).
The study will explore how a docked bike share system could enhance everyday travel in Golden by expanding mobility options, reducing reliance on cars, and improving access to key destinations. It will also identify the operational, infrastructure, and management considerations needed to successfully implement and manage a docked, solar-charging e-bike share program. The study is expected to be finalized in December 2026.
We want to hear from you! Community input will play a key role in shaping the study findings and recommendations. There will be multiple opportunities to learn about the project and share feedback, both online and in person.
Survey Opportunity (January 28, 2026 - April 3, 2026)
Golden Community Center Pop-up Event (March 9, 2026; 3:30PM - 5:30PM)
If you, someone you are assisting, or an organization you represent needs additional support to participate in this planning process due to limited access to technology, a disability, or language access needs, please contact Grace Fleming at gfleming@cityofgolden.net or (303) 597-5242.
Si usted, una persona a la que asiste o una organización necesita ayuda adicional para participar en nuestro proceso de planificación debido a un acceso limitado a la tecnología, una discapacidad o una necesidad de acceso lingüístico, póngase en contacto con gfleming@cityofgolden.net o (303) 597-5242.
Project Overview
The City of Golden Planning Department, in collaboration with the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG), is launching a study to evaluate the feasibility of a docked, solar-charging bike share program in the City of Golden.
A bike share program makes bicycles available for short-term use within the community, allowing people to pick up and return bikes at designated docking stations. For this study, “bike share” refers specifically to a docked system using electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes).
The study will explore how a docked bike share system could enhance everyday travel in Golden by expanding mobility options, reducing reliance on cars, and improving access to key destinations. It will also identify the operational, infrastructure, and management considerations needed to successfully implement and manage a docked, solar-charging e-bike share program. The study is expected to be finalized in December 2026.
We want to hear from you! Community input will play a key role in shaping the study findings and recommendations. There will be multiple opportunities to learn about the project and share feedback, both online and in person.
Survey Opportunity (January 28, 2026 - April 3, 2026)
Golden Community Center Pop-up Event (March 9, 2026; 3:30PM - 5:30PM)
If you, someone you are assisting, or an organization you represent needs additional support to participate in this planning process due to limited access to technology, a disability, or language access needs, please contact Grace Fleming at gfleming@cityofgolden.net or (303) 597-5242.
Si usted, una persona a la que asiste o una organización necesita ayuda adicional para participar en nuestro proceso de planificación debido a un acceso limitado a la tecnología, una discapacidad o una necesidad de acceso lingüístico, póngase en contacto con gfleming@cityofgolden.net o (303) 597-5242.
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