What is a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan?
The Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP) will serve as a roadmap for Moving Mesa Towards Safer Streets, including identifying road safety strategies and projects, and fostering a community-wide culture of safety. The CSAP will enhance the city’s efforts to prevent motor vehicle crashes through safety planning and education, redesigned streets and updates to polices and operations.
Plan Process
During Phase 1, the CSAP Team learned about the community's safety concerns, gathered and analyzed data and developed strategies to make Mesa's roads safer.
During this phase, we will be determining which strategies fit Mesa's needs best and refining the strategies. Please take the survey below by November 15, 2024 to share your thoughts on the strategies.
Survey
Engagement Opportunities
Thank you! Drivers, commuters, pedestrians and bicyclists let us know their transportation and mobility safety concerns from April 3 - May 31, 2024.
Common themes included:
- 42% of respondents agreed that Mesa streets are safe.
- Most respondents felt red-light running and distracted driving were the behaviors of greatest concern.
- Respondents indicated that intersections, main roads and turn lanes are the areas with the highest perceived risk.
- Most respondents said they would feel safer by improving enforcement of current traffic laws and improving the design of roadways, bike facilities and sidewalks.
Upcoming Events
A key piece in evaluating plan elements is community feedback. Provide your feedback on the implementation strategies through the survey and at community events this fall.
Fact Sheet
Check out the project fact sheet for more information.
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Phase 1 By the Numbers
By the Numbers
Phase 1 Survey
Comprehensive Safety Action Plan Survey
This survey is now closed. Your feedback helped us identify important safety issues. Thank you!
Phase 1 Mapping Activity
Map Safety Issues in Mesa
This activity is now closed. Your responses helped us identify important safety issues. Thank you for your input!