The City of Aurora has a Neighborhood
Traffic Calming Program. Neighbors ask, the city measures the traffic itself, and
if the numbers are high enough the city can add things like speed cushions or
signs. Your report does not need to be exact. What helps most is which block,
what time of day, and that several households on that block are asking.
The city's rules, in short:
- It applies to neighborhood streets. The big roads around us (Buckley, Chambers,
Hampden and Quincy) are handled differently, so they cannot be marked here. Tell
the board about them in the comments box instead.
- The city's own count must show cars averaging at least 7 mph over the limit,
and at least 500 cars a day.
- At least three households living on or near the street must sign the request.
That is why we ask for your name and address in step 3.
- Each street section can be studied once every three years, so the board wants
to pick the right streets the first time.
Official city pages: Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program
· Traffic calming overview.
Questions for the city: Public Works, 303-739-7000, access@auroragov.org.
Your privacy: your name, address, email and phone go only to the
HOA board. The map shows only the marks, never who made them.
