Neighborhood Slow Zone Program
The Neighborhood Slow Zone Program focuses on reducing speeds and improving safety on neighborhood residential and community streets. This Safe Streets for All grant funded program will use "quick build" treatments that can be installed relatively quickly and affordably, such as: speed humps, daylighting, and high-visibility crosswalks.
Phases
Phases overview
Phase 1: Program Development Phase
Program Development Phase
Phase 2: Program Finalization and Public Rollout
Program Finalization and Public Rollout
Phase 3: Neighborhood Outreach
Neighborhood Outreach
Phase 4: Engineering and Environmental Approvals
Engineering and Environmental Approvals
Phase 5: Public Review of Preliminary Designs
Public Review of Preliminary Designs
Phase 6: Final Design and Bidding
Final Design and Bidding
Phase 7: Construction
Construction
Program Development Phase
November 1, 2025 4:00 AM - January 6, 2026 5:00 AM
During this phase, we'll draft the framework for the Neighborhood Slow Zones program, and refine the program based on public input. Eligible areas will be primarily residential streets with low traffic volume. We'll be looking to use cost-effective, quick-to-construct traffic calming measures to reduce speeding and crashes. Most streets in the city will be eligible - how should we prioritize them?
Neighborhood Slow Zones.pdf(6.0 MB)