Traffic Calming and Greenways Program

Resident-Led Process

The Resident-Led Process of the Traffic Calming and Greenways Program (TCGP) allows residents to work with the City to manage motor vehicle traffic on residential streets. Traffic calming devices primarily considered for the program include speed cushions and speed humps. 

There is one Resident-Led TCGP cycle every year. The process for the annual cycle is as follows:

2026 Timeline

1. Request for Projects: May 2026

2. Letter of Intent Deadline: June 26, 2026

3. Application Deadline: July 10, 2026

4. Application Review: July 2026

5. Notification of Selected 2026 Project: August 2026

6. On-Site Public Meeting: August, 2026

7. Final Public Meeting: September 2026

8. Project Installation: Spring - Summer, 2027

Letter of Intent form 2026

Resident-Led Traffic Calming Program Application Guidelines 2026

Traffic Calming and Greenways Policy

Petition Sheet for signatures

Neighborhood Greenways

Neighborhood Greenways are low-speed, low-volume, shared-space streets that create high-comfort walking and bicycling connections. To see which streets are designated as Neighborhood Greenways, check out the Transportation Plan. In order to create a connected network, the City is prioritizing the design and installation of Neighborhood Greenways recommended in the Priority Bicycle Facilities Network. For 2024, several Neighborhood Greenways are in the works. To design and install Neighborhood Greenways, the City follows the Staff-Led Traffic Calming/Neighborhood Greenways Process. 

For More Information

Contact David Brantez, Alternative Transportation Coordinator, at [email protected]  (812) 349-3533 

or Hank Duncan, Safe Streets Program Manager, at [email protected]