Frequently asked questions about Transportation

  1. How does the City pay for transportation projects?
  2. Who do I contact about traffic issues or concerns?
  3. How do I report a damaged or malfunctioning traffic signal?
  4. Why are there cameras on top of some of the traffic signals?
  5. Where can I learn about the City's plans to reduce traffic accidents at a particular location?
  6. How do I request the City install a marked crosswalk at my intersection?
  7. How do I request the City install a sidewalk or mark a crosswalk so my kids can walk safely to and from our neighborhood school?
  8. I was almost in a crash in an unmarked intersection. How do I request the City install a four-way stop or traffic signal at this unsafe intersection?
  1. How do I request the City lower the speed limit on my street?
  2. How do I request the City install pedestrian ramps on the sidewalks in my neighborhood?
  3. How do I request the City install a four-way stop at my intersection?
  4. How do I request the City install bikeways in my neighborhood?
  5. How do I request that a bus stop be added or moved?
  6. Can the City do something to reduce cut through traffic in my neighborhood?
  7. How do I request changes to the on-street parking regulations on my street?
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  1. How do I report a street light outage?
  2. How do I request a new street light?
  1. Who do I call about a malfunctioning traffic signal?
  2. How do I report street sign damages or make a request for a new sign?
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  1. How do I report a pothole?
  2. How do I request the City cut back trees or shrubs that are growing over the sidewalk or road?
  3. What do I do about fallen, leaning, or overgrown trees?
  4. What do I do about clogged storm/street drains?
  1. How do I request new or refreshed pavement striping/marking on my street?
  2. How do I request the City re-pave my street?
  3. There are lines spray-painted on the ground near my property. What do they mean?
  4. Do I need to call before I dig?
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