Neighborhood Transportation Safety Program (NTSP)

What is the Neighborhood Transportation Safety Program?

The Neighborhood Transportation Safety Program aims to make transportation safer in Tualatin by implementing improvements suggested by the community. Projects could range from better signs, crosswalks, ADA-compliant curb ramps, enhanced bike lanes to fixing problematic areas on roads and pathways.

This community-driven initiative aims to make local roads and pathways safer and more accessible for everyone. Do you have a transportation project in mind? Let us know! We look forward to your suggestions!

How Are Projects Chosen?

Community Suggestions

Anyone can suggest a project through the City’s website

Evaluation

Projects are evaluated based on the four guiding principles of equality, safety, feasibility and impact

Selection

As many projects as can be funded are selected for construction

Guiding Principles:

Safety
Equity
Feasibility
Impact

Timeline:

Fall: Gathering project suggestions and community outreach.
Winter: Evaluating and selecting projects.
Winter/Spring: Planning, designing, and engaging the public.
Summer: Implementing the chosen projects.

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Suggest our next project!

We want to hear from you! Is there anything you want to fix? Need a crosswalk? Improved curb ramps? Let us know!

Frequently Asked Questions:

The program is funded by the City’s Road Operating Fund, specifically Tualatin’s distribution of the statewide ‘Gas Tax’. For the 2025-2026 fiscal year there is a budget of $150,000.

Safety is crucial for everyone, whether you’re walking, driving, or cycling. Sometimes, there are simple fixes that can make a big difference. The unique perspectives of community members allow us to identify and tackle issues that may otherwise go unseen.

Abby McFetridge

Engineering Associate

503-691-3020 amcfetridge@tualatin.gov