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Wayne adopts Safe Streets for All plan to unlock federal safety funding
Summary
Wayne City Council voted to adopt the Safe Streets for All Unified Safety Action Plan, making the city eligible for federal funding to implement roadway safety projects developed with three neighboring cities.
Wayne City Council on Sept. 16 adopted a resolution approving the Safe Streets for All Unified Safety Action Plan, a multi-jurisdictional study developed with Westland, Inkster and Garden City that outlines projects and actions to reduce serious injuries and deaths on local roadways.
The plan, presented to council by Ashley Jankowski, a planner with McKenna, compiles a year of traffic-data analysis, field validation and community engagement across the four cities. Jankowski said the plan’s adoption is intended to make the region eligible for implementation grants from the federal Safe Streets for All program created under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. “Once you have a plan, it…
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