A Resolution Adopting the Federal Highway Administration Safe System Approach to Inform City Plans and Actions as the City Works Toward a "Vision Zero" Goal of Eliminating Fatalities and Serious Injuries Resulting from Traffic Accidents
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PRESENTER: Kellee Van Bruggen, Transportation Planning Manager Traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries remain a critical public safety concern in Arvada, with more than 24 deaths and 197 serious injuries recorded on City streets over the past five years. This resolution formalizes Council's commitment to the Vision Zero strategy of reducing serious and fatal crashes by 5% per year. This strategy aligns with the City's Transportation System Plan and the draft Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, both of which prioritize the Federal Highway Administration's Safe System Approach to roadway design and multimodal accessibility. Vision Zero has been implemented by municipalities nationwide as a proactive, data-driven framework that distributes responsibility for safety among road users and system designers, and adoption positions Arvada to pursue targeted federal and state grant funding for safety infrastructure improvements. The Arvada team recommends that the City Council approve R26-058, A Resolution Adopting the Federal Highway Administration Safe System Approach to Inform City Plans and Actions as the City Works Toward A “Vision Zero” Goal of Eliminating Fatalities and Serious Injuries Resulting from Traffic Accidents.
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| Date | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 08/18/2026 | City Council | Listed on the City Council agenda — Consent Agenda |
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