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News & Events

Jan 15
Notice of Public Outreach
News
You are invited to give input on the following proposal.

City Speed Hump Installation Contracts

Sep 16
Mayor announces major expansion of speed hump program to meet overwhelming response
News
DPW to install 4,500 humps in 2021, up from 1,200 this year Program began as a pilot in 2018 with only 32 s
Mar 26
Kercheval Streetscape/ Butzel Playfield Improvements Community Meeting - POSTPONED
Event

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12th Street/Rosa Parks Streetscape Community Meeting January 9th Survey Questions

Rosa Parks Streetscape Community Meeting January 9th Survey Questions

12th Street/Rosa Parks Streetscape Community Meeting January 9th 2020

12th Street/Rosa Parks Streetscape Community Meeting January 9th 2020 held at Joseph Walker Williams Recreational Center

McNichols Streetscape Community Meeting February 13th 2019

McNichols Streetscape Community Meeting February 13th 2019 held at Detroit Sip (7420 West McNichols)

Mayor's Meeting January 7th Community Meeting McNichols Streetscape Project

Meeting held on January 7th by Mayor Duggan on the McNichols Streetscape Project

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Streetscape Program

The goal of implementing a streetscape is to achieve a beautiful corridor where neighborhood businesses can thrive, and where people feel safe and welcomed. The improvements will better encourage all forms of transportation including walking, biking, riding transit and taking a car.

12th Street/Rosa Parks Streetscape Project

12th Street/Rosa Parks Streetscape Project coming the summer of 2020.

McNichols Streetscape Project

Construction of the McNichols Streetscape project is anticipated to begin in the summer of 2020. 

Grand Parklet Streetscape Project

The Grand Parklet Streetscape Project is under construction. 

Gratiot - Randolph Plaza Streetscape Project

Gratiot - Randolph Plaza

Kercheval Streetscape Project

Kercheval Streetscape Project currently in construction this summer. 

Livernois Streetscape Project

Livernois between Clarita and Eight Mile is being transformed into a walkable, attractive streetscape with a dedicated left-turn lane, wider sidewalks for café seating, protected bike lanes and new

Bagley Streetscape Project

Bagley between 24th Street to I-75 Service Drive will be re-envisioned as “shared street”

Grand River Streetscape Project

MDOT in partnership with the City of Detroit, will be resurfacing and providing streetscape improvements to approximately 2.8 miles of the road.

Jos Campau Streetscape Project

Joseph Campau serves as a vital connection from Jefferson Ave to the Riverfront as a thriving business corridor.

Riopelle Streetscape Project

Riopelle is one of the busiest streets in the Eastern Market, lined with vehicles, businesses, murals, and market events.

Dexter Streetscape Project

The City of Detroit is currently in design of the Dexter Streetscape Project which will run from Davison Street to Sturtevant Avenue

Conant Streetscape Project

The City of Detroit is currently in construction of the Conant Streetscape Project from Davison to Carpenter.

Traffic Calming

Speed humps are rounded raised areas of asphalt or prefabricated rubber constructed across the roadway width.

 

    Streets for People

    An exciting new initiative to take a comprehensive look at how Detroiters move through the City on a daily basis

    Scooters

    Information about scooters for both users and companies.

    Transportation and Mobility

    Streetscape Design, Roadway Safety and Multimodal Planning, Joe Louis Greenway, Downtown Transportation Study, Jefferson Ave Transit-Oriented Development Study

    Roadway Safety and Multimodal Planning

    Road diets and changes to roadway design

    Downtown Transportation Study

    With rapid development occurring in  Downtown Detroit, effective coordination and collaboration of planning among  various public and private agencies are essential to maximizing efficiency of  the

    East Jefferson Improvements

    The first step towards improving Jefferson was to address safety as it is one of the City’s highest crash corridors, especially for people walking and biking.

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