Transportation Safety Action Plan
Get involved in the Broomfield Transportation Safety Action Plan! Participate in the Virtual Open House found under the “Public Engagement” section below. Alongside safety and collision data, your input will help guide recommendations for transportation safety improvements in Broomfield.
Project Overview - Why is this Important?
The City and County of Broomfield is developing the Broomfield Transportation Safety Action Plan (BTSAP) to identify strategic safety improvements on Broomfield’s multimodal transportation network. The plan will consist of action steps and recommendations that aim to reduce crashes and serious injuries when traveling in Broomfield.
The project will use the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe System approach, utilizing these six principles:
- deaths and serious injuries are unacceptable
- humans make mistakes
- humans are vulnerable
- responsibility is shared
- safety is proactive
- redundancy is crucial
The project team will analyze policies and transportation safety data, such as crash reports, to prioritize opportunities for systematic transportation safety improvements. Whether you drive, take public transit, walk or bike, the City and County of Broomfield wants to hear the community’s perceptions about safety and ideas for improvement at intersections, trails, and roads and your input on “near miss” incidents to guide potential recommendations.
Public Engagement - Your Call to Action!
The Virtual Open House is now LIVE! Provide your comments on draft recommendations for improving safety throughout Broomfield’s transportation network. The draft recommendations are based on robust traffic data analysis as well as community feedback and ideas collected since summer 2024 through pop-up events, stakeholder meetings and the fall open house. The following materials are similar, if not identical, to what was shared at the in-person Public Open House on April 21.
To view the Virtual Open House in full screen or if using a mobile device, visit the BTSAP Virtual Open House web page.
For those with additional project-related questions, you can ask questions about the BTSAP using the “Questions” tab below. City and County of Broomfield staff will typically respond to your inquiry within two business days.
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Stakeholder Group Engagement
Share Stakeholder Group Engagement on Facebook Share Stakeholder Group Engagement on Twitter Share Stakeholder Group Engagement on Linkedin Email Stakeholder Group Engagement linkThroughout the fall and winter, the BTSAP project team met with multiple stakeholder groups to learn about the strengths and weaknesses of Broomfield’s transportation network and gather feedback on initial draft BTSAP goals, ideas, strategies and solutions for improving transportation safety in Broomfield. The participants in these stakeholder groups included emergency responders, school administrators, community organizations, City and County of Broomfield staff and more. Thank you to everyone who participated!
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Open House Recap
Share Open House Recap on Facebook Share Open House Recap on Twitter Share Open House Recap on Linkedin Email Open House Recap linkThank you to everyone who stopped by the BTSAP open house during Broomfield Days this past Saturday! At the open house, participants had the opportunity to talk to CCOB staff about the project and add comments to large maps of Broomfield to share their transportation safety concerns and ideas. In total, over 150 people participated in the mapping activity!
You can still share your transportation safety ideas and concerns by taking the public survey and dropping pins on the map by Tuesday, Oct. 1!
