The Transportation priority for 2027–2028 commits the City to improving pedestrian, bicyclist, and driver safety in line with newly adopted Complete Streets and Vision Zero policies (November 2025). The plan calls for using crash and other data to prioritize safety projects, refining the Neighborhood Traffic Calming program to deliver a limited number of solutions per year with a faster process, and monitoring policy implementation. This indicates a pipeline of data-driven street safety, traffic calming, and multimodal design projects, but no specific vendors or contracts are identified in the strategic document. Engineering, transportation planning, traffic study, and safety technology firms can position to help design and deliver these projects, from feasibility and design to implementation of calming features and safety countermeasures. A useful next discussion would focus on crash data analysis, prioritization frameworks, quick-build safety treatments, and community engagement support for the refined traffic calming program.

Highlights Vision Zero and Complete Streets implementation and refinement of Neighborhood Traffic Ca...