Help Greeley Achieve "Vision Zero"

The City of Greeley is developing a "Vision Zero" action plan with a goal in mind to make our streets safer for everyone. This plan is dedicated to preventing all fatal and serious injury traffic accidents. Over the past nine years, we've sadly lost 64 of our community members and seen 256 seriously injured on our roads. One death or serious injury is one too many. Greeley deeply cares about each person who travels on our roads and their families who rely on a safe transportation system to bring them home.

Project Goal

The "Vision Zero" action plan aims to prevent all fatal and serious injury traffic accidents. We will be listening to our community and stakeholders to shape this plan, focusing on innovative, measurable strategies that emphasize design and policy solutions. This includes designing complete streets and reducing speeds for everyone's safety.

The Greeley Vision Zero action plan aims to improve safety and promote inclusivity for all Greeley residents, particularly those who are vulnerable road users. These individuals are often at a higher risk of being negatively impacted by issues related to roadways and speed. The plan aligns with the "Greeley on the Go" vision, which is Greeley's Transportation Master Plan. The plan's goal is to establish a safe, efficient, and connected transportation system in Greeley.

Project Objectives

The action plan has three main objectives to achieve our goal:

1. Gather and incorporate community and stakeholder input and data-driven analysis.
2. Craft a transportation system that achieves zero deaths and serious injuries, which starts with identifying the high injury network where severe crashes prevail, then recommends and prioritizes effective countermeasures to address them.
3. Cultivate a citywide walking and biking network that is assessed to have a “low level of traffic stress.”

How You Can Help

It's our residents who travel on the streets every day by walking, biking or driving who can share the real-life experiences that will make this plan meet actual safety needs. We've carefully studied the data and reports on accidents to understand where and when they happen. However, we need your help to provide thorough information on your experiences.

You have three options to help us. Please click on the link below to complete an online survey, visit the North Front Range Bike and Ped Safety Reporter webpage, or join us at one of our pop-up events.