Summary
After 180 field evaluations of resident requests, 17 locations qualified for quick-build traffic calming like traffic circles, bulb-outs, and daylighting. Speed limits drop on 77 segments and 25 flashing beacons are planned at crosswalks, funded by about $1.25 million with more items before council tonight.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jan 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $1.25 million is currently available, drawn from local funds, Measure M, Gas Tax, the general fund, and developer traffic impact fees.
Residents on streets with speeding and cut-through traffic, pedestrians near parks and schools, and anyone who submits a request through the new online portal.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Jan 20, 2026
The council moved on two fronts: a future 25 mph zone on streets next to park playgrounds, and a $5 million traffic-calming equipment contract plus $1 million for pedestrian crossing beacons.
Mobility, Ports, and Infrastructure Committee - Jan 20, 2026
After 180 field evaluations of resident requests, 17 locations qualified for quick-build traffic calming like traffic circles, bulb-outs, and daylighting. Speed limits drop on 77 segments and 25 flashing beacons are planned at crosswalks, funded by about $1.25 million with more items before council tonight.
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