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Lackawanna County adopts 'Safe Streets for All' safety action plan citing spike in severe crashes
Summary
The county adopted a federally supported Safe Streets for All plan that maps a high-injury network and aims to cut fatal and serious crashes 50% by 2045; the plan leverages public engagement and a $200,000 grant.
The Lackawanna County Board of Commissioners on March 18 adopted the county’s Safe Streets for All traffic-safety action plan, a data-driven blueprint designed to reduce fatal and serious-injury crashes and to help municipalities compete for safety funding.
County planning staff told commissioners the plan, developed with a $200,000 federal grant and consultant support, identified a high-injury network that represents…
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