Dayton, Ohio – The City of Dayton is taking a major step toward improving road safety by developing a comprehensive Road Safety Action Plan. This initiative is a crucial part of the city’s effort to secure federal Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Aiming for Safer and More Efficient Roads
The SS4A program was established under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law of 2021 to support systematic solutions that reduce roadway fatalities and serious injuries. Once fully implemented, the Road Safety Action Plan will help modernize local streets, making them safer and more accessible for drivers, passengers, cyclists, pedestrians, and commercial users.
City officials believe that by securing SS4A funding, Dayton can significantly enhance road infrastructure, reduce accidents, and create a transportation network that benefits everyone.
How Residents Can Participate
Dayton’s Road Safety Action Plan relies on public input to ensure it reflects the real needs and concerns of those who use the city’s roadways. Residents and commuters are encouraged to participate in several ways:
- Complete the Public Survey at daytonohio.gov/SS4A
- Identify Problem Areas using an online interactive map at daytonohio.gov/SS4A
- Email or Call with concerns at [email protected] or 937-333-7233
- Spread Awareness by sharing information with friends, neighbors, and colleagues
- Attend Public Meetings, which will be announced on daytonohio.gov and City of Dayton social media channels
The Future of Safer Streets in Dayton
Community feedback is critical in shaping a strong and effective plan that meets the needs of all residents. By engaging the public, Dayton is taking an inclusive and data-driven approach to enhancing road safety and ensuring a better transportation system for future generations.
For more information and updates on this initiative, visit daytonohio.gov/SS4A.
