Summary
The city will chase a $10 million federal grant to modernize traffic signals in the most walkable parts of town with accessible push buttons, better pedestrian signals, and high-visibility crosswalks. The city's share would be 20% if awarded.
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Last discussed Apr 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
If awarded, the city would cover 20% of a $10 million project to make walking safer at major intersections.
✅Who benefits
Pedestrians, especially seniors and people with disabilities, who use the city's most walkable corridors.
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