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Wyandotte County Vision Zero mobility plan presented to Lake Quivira; implementation to begin in 2026

City Council of Lake Quivira · January 5, 2026
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Summary

Wilson & Company's Jon Moore presented the Wyandotte County Vision Zero Strategic Mobility Plan and said Lake Quivira was included as a partner city; the plan uses crash data and community input to prioritize safety countermeasures and policy updates for implementation starting in 2026.

Jon Moore of Wilson & Company shared the Wyandotte County Strategic Mobility/Vision Zero Action Plan with the council, describing how crash data and community input were used to identify local safety issues such as speeding, roadway departures, and risks to vulnerable road users. He said the county plan provides a countermeasure toolbox, a prioritized project list, and policy recommendations, and that implementation is expected to begin in 2026.

Mayor McCullagh's later report noted coordination with the Mid‑America Regional Council (MARC) on Holiday Drive reclassification to reduce truck traffic and that the public comment period on that reclassification closes Jan. 7. The presentation positioned Lake Quivira within countywide safety planning but did not record any formal council motion on specifics at this meeting.