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Please refer to the following links for current lane closures and intersection work relating to this project: Omaha Traffic Restrictions & Closures Map, Omaha Traffic Restrictions & Closures by Area

Traffic Signal Infrastructure Modernization and Adaptive Signal Control Technology

City of Omaha’s traffic signal system is functionally obsolete for many of the traffic management needs of a large and growing metropolitan area. The project will upgrade various aspects of the City’s traffic signal system

Project Features

Improvements

  • Traffic Signal Controller Equipment 
  • Vehicle Detection 
  • Traffic Signal Management Software 
  • Traffic Signal Heads 
  • Communications System
  • Battery Back-up System 

Schedule

  • Complete:
    • Dodge St ASCT
    • 84th St ASCT
    • 132nd St ASCT
    • 144th St ASCT
    • Phase A1 Construction
    • Phase A2 Construction
    • Phase A3 Construction
    • Phase B1 Construction
    • Phase B2 Construction
    • Phase B3 Construction
    • Phase C1 Construction 
  • 2025:
    • Phase C2 Construction
    • Phase D1 Construction
  • 2026:
    • Phase D2 Construction
    • Phase E1 Construction 
  • 2027:
    • Phase E2 Construction
    • Phase F1 Construction
  • 2028:
    • Phase F2 Construction
    • Phase G1 Construction
  • 2029:
    • Phase H1 Construction 
 
Map that shows area of study will be West Center Road, 72nd Street, L Street, Q Street west, Dodge Street Midtown, 144th Street, Q Street, 90th Street, Blondo Street, Westroads, and other signals

Document Library

Design Plans, Studies & Reports

Traffic Signal System
Flashing Yellow Arrows
Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons
Adaptive Signal Control 
 

Community Engagement

Contact the Project Team

Project Contacts

Bryan Guy, PE, PTOE
Project Manager, Public Works Division
City of Omaha
402-444-5220