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Commissioners given high‑injury network data; public survey open for Safe Streets project
Summary
A commissioner reported that 65% of severe collisions in the county were concentrated on 2% of the road network and that 101 severe collisions were included in the study; the board encouraged public participation in an online Safe Streets survey and interactive map.
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A commissioner reported results from a Safe Streets/high‑injury‑network review, telling the board that 65% of severe collisions were concentrated on about 2% of the county’s road network and that the study counted 101 severe collisions on non‑interstate roads.
He encouraged residents to take the Safe Streets survey on the county website and to use an interactive map to drop pins and comment on problem locations. County staff said the information will feed into the final report and that public input remains open.
The board did not take formal action on the report during the meeting but asked staff to continue collecting public feedback.

