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Prescott Public Works reviews 2024 traffic-calming, bike and intersection projects
Summary
City transportation staff summarized a series of 2024 completed projects — traffic calming, bike-lane extensions, speed‑limit changes, roundabout beacons and striping work — and answered council questions about implementation and next steps.
Ian Mattingly, transportation manager for Prescott Public Works, told the City Council on Jan. 28 that staff completed a range of transportation projects in 2024 aimed at slowing vehicle speeds, improving bicycle connectivity and increasing intersection and pedestrian safety.
Mattingly said completed traffic‑calming measures included visual roadway narrowing, designated parking areas, mid‑block crossings and new speed humps on streets such as Rosser Street, Robin Drive and Garden Street. He said the Rosser Street work extended bike facilities “about a half a mile to a mile” and filled a gap so bike lanes now run continuously toward the Meadows subdivision.
The presentation described completed traffic‑control work — new multi‑way stops at locations including North Mount Vernon and Moller,…
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