Safety action plan recommended to Council
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The committee voted unanimously to recommend Concord’s Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to the City Council, keeping the city on track to qualify for a May 26 federal grant application deadline.
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What this means
The committee supported sending the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to the City Council for adoption. The plan is built on five years of collision data and is meant to help Concord compete for federal and state safety funding. It focuses on projects and strategies to reduce serious crashes, especially for pedestrians and bicyclists, and includes a mix of major projects, smaller upgrades, and quick studies. If adopted by Council, the city would be able to apply for the grant on May 26.
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- Approved the March 11, 2026 minutes.
- Voted unanimously to recommend that the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan be brought to the City Council on May 12, 2026.
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Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting on May 06, 2026
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