Traffic Engineering

The Traffic Engineering Division of Public Works is responsible for maintaining safe and efficient traffic management and circulation throughout the City. Traffic Engineering includes:

Design and review of plans for traffic signals.
Operation, timing, and synchronization of traffic signals.
Design of roadway striping, pavement markings and traffic control devices for vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians.
Design and review of temporary traffic control plans needed for construction projects.
Response to citizen questions related to traffic signals, signs, roadway striping and markings, colored curb markings.

For answers to frequently asked questions, please visit the Traffic FAQ Page

Enforcement

Traffic-related issues such as speeding, parking and other traffic violations, should be reported directly to the Police Department.These matters fall under their jurisdiction and are resolved through enforcement measures.

Report & Request

Report a Maintenance Issue

Report issues with existing signs, pavement markings and striping, curb markings (i.e. missing, damaged, obstructed or faded) or to report a problem with a traffic signal (burned out lights; flashing RED; obstructed from view; etc.).

Submit a New Traffic Request

Request an investigation for new traffic enhancements, such as signs and pavement markings. Before submitting your request, please review the appropriate applications and guidelines for each enhancement at Traffic FAQ page

Online Service Request

Traffic Commission

For information on the Traffic Commission, please visit the Traffic Commission page.

Traffic Maps and City Traffic Studies

(ALL ARE LINKED TO COT WEBSITE)

Traffic Impact Analysis Reports for Private Developments

Traffic Impact Analysis Guidelines

(LINKED TO COT WEBSITE)

Additional Links