Online Public Meeting for the Draft 2026-2030 Vision Zero Action Plan

This was a public meeting held by the City of Minneapolis on July 15, 2026, to present and discuss the draft Vision Zero Action Plan for 2026-2030. The plan aims to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries on city streets through data-driven safety improvements, targeted interventions on high injury streets, and coordinated efforts across city departments and jurisdictions. Key procurement-related topics included the deployment and potential expansion of traffic safety cameras, funded in part by anticipated federal and state grants totaling approximately $25 million, to enforce speed limits and reduce dangerous driving behaviors. The plan also highlighted ongoing and planned capital improvements such as intersection upgrades, traffic calming projects, and permanent street design changes to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety. The city emphasized the importance of equitable investment in transportation equity priority areas and coordination with county and state agencies for multi-jurisdictional safety projects. Public comments were invited during a 30-day period, with a planned city council presentation in early August 2026.