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City reviews safety action plan and authorizes grant application for Transportation Master Plan

Spring Hill City Council · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Engineers presented the Spring Hill Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (SS4A year‑end review); the council also authorized staff to apply to the Mid‑America Regional Council’s Planning Sustainable Places program for a Transportation Master Plan.

City Engineer Alysen Abel and Jay Aber of HDR Inc. presented the Spring Hill Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (SS4A year‑end review) at the June 11 meeting, highlighting crash trends, completed and ongoing safety initiatives, community engagement, and a set of priority actions to improve transportation safety for all road users.

Separately, the council authorized staff to submit an application to the Mid‑America Regional Council (MARC) for the Planning Sustainable Places program to complete a Transportation Master Plan, a strategic planning effort intended to guide future capital projects and safety improvements.

The transcript does not record specific grant amounts or project schedules tied to the grant application. The SS4A presentation and the MARC grant authorization indicate staff emphasis on continued data‑driven safety work and planning capacity for transportation investments.

Next steps: Staff will prepare and submit the MARC application; if funded, the Transportation Master Plan would guide future project prioritization and potential grant requests.