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Pearland outlines traffic-signal upgrades, AI detection rollout and sidewalk gap progress
Summary
City staff said the traffic division manages 115 signals and plans to expand a camera/radar detection system to 41 intersections this year; staff also reported $10.6 million invested from the 2023 bond to address sidewalk repairs and an anticipated Safe Routes to Schools grant application.
City staff briefed council on transportation operations and sidewalk programs during the CIP update. Yosi Ramirez and Mario Telles described the traffic division’s workload—115 traffic signals, roughly 400 street lights, and 46 school zone flashers—and said the city is expanding a camera-and-radar detection system that currently covers 23 intersections to 41…
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