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Safe Streets and Roads for All
Project Overview
Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) is a U.S. Department of Transportation federal grant program established by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill to fund initiatives to prevent roadway deaths and serious injuries. The City of Madison has received grants in the first two funding cycles that focus on improving traffic safety. This program is part of the City’s Vision Zero initiative to eliminate fatal and serous crashers and create a safe transportation system for all users.
Supplemental Planning Funding
The first award focuses on undertaking additional planning work to improve safety for people walking and biking. There is also funding to better understand how to improve post-crash care.
- Update to Pedestrian Plan & Project Prioritization (Link to Pedestrian Plan Page)
- Finalize All Ages Ability Bike Network Map & Project Prioritization (Link to Bike Plan Page)
- School Safe Routes Planning (Link to SRTS Plan Page)
- Post Crash Care Data Review – The City will conduct a review of data to understand better how to integrate the needs of EMS, Fire and Police to improve response times. More information will be available once this project begins.