‘Murfreesboro Safe Streets’ master planning is underway

Your voice matters! We encourage citizen input in the interactive mapping and planning process to help make Murfreesboro streets safer. The goal of "Murfreesboro Safe Streets" is improving roadway safety by significantly reducing or eliminating roadway fatalities and serious injuries. Community feedback will play a vital role in shaping priorities and identifying solutions that Murfreesboro safer for all road users. Take the survey today !

Our Engineering Department welcomes citizen input via an interactive mapping tool. Visit the link to start identifying streets and intersections of concern and describing desires for your plan. The resulting Safety Action Plan will meet the requirements for the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) "Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program.

Throughout the plan, the project team will seek community input through online and in-person community engagement. With community input and safety data, the plan will prioritize roadway projects and policies that address safety challenges.

The plan is a joint effort between the City Engineering Department, consultants and local stakeholders with the following objectives:

• Identifying and improving pedestrian safety
• Identifying vehicle safety issues
• Identifying bicycle safety issues
• Strategies leading to alternative transportation by walking and biking

By combining community input with safety data, the plan will identify and prioritize roadway projects that improve pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle safety. Residents can also report crash or near-miss locations and share ideas for safer mobility for all users, including those using wheelchairs or other mobility devices.

Watch Murfreesboro Safe Streets survey PSA

For more information or input on the survey, email [email protected]