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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.

This program is funded by the Safe Streets for All Grant.

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80 participants

Phases

Phases overview
Program Development Phase
Program Finalization and Public Rollout
Program Implementation Phase

Program Finalization and Public Rollout

January 11, 2026 - April 30, 2026

During this phase, we'll use the input provided during the prior phase to finalize the program details and prioritize locations for Neighborhood Slow Zone implementation.

Learn more at one of our upcoming Vision Zero Open Houses, being held on April 22 and 23 at the Lancaster Public Library. Information about these events is available on Engage under Events and Meetings. A flyer with additional information about the Vision Zero Open House is attached.

DPW-6110 VZ Open House Flyer.pdf
(3.7 MB)