Mesa Safer Streets
We are committed to reducing fatalities and serious injuries caused by motor vehicle crashes by 30% by 2030. We all have a role in achieving this goal.
2022 Signed Proclamation(PDF, 179KB)
Whether you’re walking, biking or driving, together, we can improve traffic safety. As responsible drivers, cyclists and pedestrians, we can all help drive change.
In May, 2025, Mesa’s City Council voted to approve the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, and Mayor Freeman signed the adoption of the plan.
(CSAP, Page 2)
What is the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan?
The CSAP used public input and data-driven analysis to evaluate the most important contributing factors in fatal and serious crashes. The Action Plan serves as a framework for enhancing safety in Mesa by identifying strategies and projects and building a safety-culture community.
Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP)(PDF, 16MB)
This plan:
- Evaluated all Transportation Modes
- Incorporated Public Input
- Employed Data-Driven Solutions
- Educated and Engaged with the Community
- Integrated Equity
- Establishes Commitment
- Implemented Targeted Solutions
Next Steps
Q&A with Supervising Engineer, Sabine King
By the Numbers
Make an Impact to Improve Traffic Safety
Your voice and actions matter. Here’s how you can contribute to a safer Mesa:
Take the Road Safety Pledge. Join us at our upcoming events. Check back here for Fall 2025 events.
Get Involved. Are you interested in taking action with our team? Email us at transportation.pio@mesaaz.gov today to share your ideas, ask to learn more about partnerships or volunteer opportunities.
Give Input. Share your thoughts and experiences about roadway safety. Email transportation.pio@mesaaz.gov to provide feedback or share a personal story.
Spread the Word. Share safety messages with your friends, family, and neighbors. Small actions, like reminding a loved one to buckle up or put their phone away while driving, can save lives.
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Every life lost on Mesa’s roads is one too many.
Let’s move from plan to action—because safety starts with all of us.
