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Wauwatosa committee adopts Vision Zero municipal safety action plan and asks council to adopt resolution

6175413 · October 22, 2025
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Summary

The Transportation Affairs Committee voted 5–0 to forward the municipal safety action plan — a Vision Zero–oriented roadmap that sets a goal of zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 2037 — to the Common Council with a request to adopt a supporting resolution.

The Wauwatosa Transportation Affairs Committee voted unanimously to adopt a municipal safety action plan guided by Vision Zero principles and to ask the Common Council to pass a supporting resolution.

Allison Sawyer, a transportation planner with TYLinn, and city staff described the plan as a locally tailored implementation of a Milwaukee County safety effort. The plan sets a target of "achieving 0 traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 2037," lays out a corridors-of-concern network, and identifies 19 strategies organized around the safe system approach with actions, timelines and lead actors.