Ames Avenue Safe Mobility Recovery Plan
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We want your input!
Visit our pop-up at Native Omaha Days on August 1st and 2nd from 3 to 8 pm. Talk with the team and give feedback on the Ames Avenue improvements.
Ames Avenue Safe Mobility Recovery Plan
The City of Omaha was awarded a Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) Grant from the US Department of Transportation to develop a plan to improve safe multimodal transportation for vulnerable road users through a corridor-wide, safe system approach to planning and implementation on Ames Avenue. The project will develop an ultimate vision for transportation infrastructure on the corridor spanning from Florence Boulevard to 72nd Street and will evaluate the potential impacts to various alternatives to the built and natural environment. The project will not include construction at this stage.
Project Features
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The project will include a study to develop a plan for improvements on the corridor to:
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Improve safety
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Increase access for all users
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Identify opportunities to enhance multi-modal opportunities
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Pop-up meetings
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Data collection and analysis
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Draft Purpose and Need Statement
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Road safety evaluation
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Vulnerable Road Users Assessment
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Initial alternatives and evaluation criteria
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Public meeting
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Refined alternatives
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Public meeting
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City Council presentation
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Initial and final PEL
Document Library
Design Plans, Studies & Reports
Community Engagement
