SAFE STREETS & ROADS FOR ALL

Blaine County

Working Together for Safer Roads in Blaine County

Blaine County Safe Streets & Roads for All (SS4A)

Safety Action Planning Process

The Western Transportation Institute (WTI) at Montana State University received funding from the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program to work with Blaine County and community members to create a Safety Action Plan for Blaine County. Together, we will identify transportation safety concerns and find ways to make travel safer for everyone. This includes people who walk, bike, drive, ride, or use other ways to get around. We will listen, learn from local knowledge and experiences, and work together to create a Safety Action Plan that reflects the county’s needs, values, and priorities.

The Safety Action Plan will be developed using a holistic strategy which includes the following seven components:

1
Leadership Commitment and Goal Setting
2
Planning Structure
3
Safety Analytics
4
Engagement and Collaboration
5
Policy and Process Changes
6
Strategy and Project Selections
7
Progress and Transparency

1. Leadership and Goal Setting

2. Planning Structure

3. Safety Analytics

4. Engagement and Collaboration

5. Policy and Process Changes

6
Strategy and Project Selections

7 Progress and Transparency

Why Develop a Plan?

Everyone deserves to travel safely—whether walking, biking, riding a horse, or driving a car, tractor, or ATV. The project goals are to reduce, then eliminate, fatal and serious injury crashes and make roads safer and easier to use for people of all ages in our community.

This project brings federal funding to help your community:

  • Create a Safety Action Plan
  • Try out new safety ideas with small, quick projects
  • Make it safer for students to walk and bike to school

A Safety Action Plan is needed before a community can apply for more SS4A funding. Once the plan is finished, Blaine County can apply for future grants to help pay for the safety projects and improvements identified in the plan.

We Want to Hear from You!

Your input is important to the planning process! We need your help to understand how you travel around Blaine County and where you feel safe or unsafe. What you share will help us create a Safety Action Plan that reflects what is most important in your community.
Share Your Experiences
Your input is important
Improve Safety
Help identify issues and needs
Strengthen Our Community
Together we can make a difference
Community-Driven Plan
This is YOUR plan.
Your voice matters

Community Survey
Now Open!

Please take 15 minutes to share your experiences in Blaine County.

Interactive Map
Now Open!

Help us make travel safer. Take a few minutes to mark places on the map where transportation safety needs to improve Blaine County.

Contact

Carol Ann Warburton

Jennifer MacFarlane