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Council authorizes grant documents for State Street pedestrian safety under Vision Zero
Summary
Councilor Trey Herman reviewed the borough’s Vision Zero commitment and the council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-33, authorizing borough executives to execute Local Share Account grant documents for pedestrian safety improvements in the State Street business district.
Council member Trey Herman summarized Media Borough’s Vision Zero commitment and asked council to authorize execution of grant documents tied to a Local Share Account award for pedestrian safety improvements along the State Street business district.
"The goals of Vision Zero are to eliminate roadway fatalities by supporting safe roadway design, transportation safety, and mobility improvements," Herman said, framing the resolution as consistent with county and comprehensive-plan priorities. The council voted unanimously to authorize the council president and vice president to execute the grant documents (Resolution 2026-33).
The grant authorization covers pedestrian-safety improvements (including ballards mentioned in discussion) that the borough expects to install in the State Street district; staff will finalize grant paperwork and return with project details for implementation.
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