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City presents Traffic Calming Program expansion and plans to publish speed data on public GIS map
Summary
City staff outlined an expanded Traffic Calming Program and said collected speed/count data will be published on a public GIS map to support data-driven traffic safety decisions; Council asked questions; no action required.
City Engineer Carly McGowan and Street Foreman Chris Hulet briefed the Gunnison City Council on April 28 about an expanded Traffic Calming Program that formalizes prior speed and count efforts.
McGowan and Hulet said the program will standardize data collection, publish results on a public GIS map, and create a transparent process for residents to request traffic-calming measures. They provided a historical overview and addressed council questions about implementation and next steps. No council action or direction was requested during the briefing.
Council members asked clarifying questions about data use and future improvements; staff committed to publishing collected data to support data-driven decisions about traffic calming.
