Vision Zero Road Safety Action Plan Community Advisory Committee – June 10, 2026

The City of Phoenix Vision Zero Road Safety Action Plan Community Advisory Committee met on June 10, 2026, to discuss ongoing and upcoming road safety initiatives and funding opportunities. Key procurement-related topics included updates on the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) federal grant program, with the city applying for approximately $24.8 million in funding for safety improvements along the 27th Avenue corridor. The committee received detailed presentations on planned infrastructure projects such as the 35th Avenue safety corridor and 56th Street complete streets improvements, including contract awards and construction timelines. The city council had allocated $6.5 million for a real-time operations center and street lighting enhancements as part of the 27th Avenue project. The meeting also covered performance measures for road safety projects, budget allocations (notably a $10 million budget for road safety projects in fiscal year 2025), and the status of federal grant applications. Discussions highlighted the importance of pedestrian and bicycle safety, enforcement programs, and the integration of technology in traffic management. No formal votes on procurement were recorded during this meeting, but several action items related to grant applications and capital improvement projects were presented for committee information and support.