Highway safety improvements via HSIP Grant-2
Summary
The city is moving forward on about $1.8 million in federal highway safety grant work — replacing signal backplates and repainting pavement markings with durable thermoplastic. The city's share is a 10% match.
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Last discussed May 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
City matches roughly 10% of about $1.8 million in grant-funded work.
All drivers and pedestrians using city intersections and streets.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Public Works - May 14, 2026
The city is moving forward on about $1.8 million in federal highway safety grant work — replacing signal backplates and repainting pavement markings with durable thermoplastic. The city's share is a 10% match.
Board of Public Works - May 13, 2026
Design work was up for approval on two safety projects: replacing traffic signal backplates and refreshing thermoplastic pavement markings — the kind of visible upgrades that make intersections and lanes easier to see.
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