Transportation Safety Action Plan
Providing equal and equitable access and improvements to transportation safety is one of the pillars being utilized in the development of the Saint Paul and Saint George Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Action Plan. For transportation related improvements in Saint George and Saint Paul it is important to utilize input from local community members who reside on each island to help in the development of this plan. Plan development started with the creation of a Safety Action Plan Team (SAPT) that brought together members of each community that are project stakeholders, including members of the city government, public works, public safety, tribal government and school district. From there facilitation and outreach amongst this SAPT has looked at integrating as much of the community as possible for inclusion of feedback and input into the development of this plan. The goal of this Action Plan landing page is providing residents in each community, as well as those with vested interests in each community a portal for receiving information and updates in regards to plan development.
The results of the Transportation Safety Survey are in!
Thank you for providing your feedback. Your input will be invaluable in developing the SS4A Action Plan for Saint Paul and Saint George Islands.City of Saint Paul SS4A Action Plan Public Survey Feedback Interactive Map
City of Saint George SS4A Action Plan Public Survey Feedback Interactive Map
GIS Dashboard
The Transportation Safety Map below is developed to include transportation infrastructure and existing crash data and crash sites on both Saint Paul and Saint George Island. Crash locations, severity, date, vehicle type and other supplemental information was provided through information from the City of Saint Paul Public Safety Office and the Saint George Transportation Safety Plan. Added crash data and useful transportation related information will be added to the Safety Map as it becomes available during the public outreach process and after the site assessment.Transportation Safety Map
Transportation Safety Draft Plan Now Available For Review
The Pribilof Island SS4A Regional Transportation Safety Plan is now available for public review by clicking the links below. We encourage community members to share their feedback. A public meeting is scheduled for December 2nd to discuss the plan and gather community input. You can submit your comments via the comments link below.Pribilof Islands Safety Action Plan Story Map
Explore the comprehensive Transportation Safety Plan Story Map page for the Pribilof Islands, including Saint George and Saint Paul Islands using the link below. This Story Map outlines key safety initiatives, improvement strategies, and regional goals to enhance transportation infrastructure and ensure safer travel across these remote communities.Transportation Safety Survey Results Are In!
Thank you to the residents of Saint Paul and Saint George for your feedback.
Announcements
Public Meeting: Draft of Transportation Safety Action PlanTransportation Safety Resources
Safe Streets for All Grant Program Proven Safety Measures Vision Zero Action Planning Tribal Road Safety Roadway Safety Data Road Safety Audits Tribal Transportation SafetyProject Milestones
December 2023 Project Kick-Off and Planning Team Meeting | |
January 2024 SAPT Team Development | |
February-March 2024 Public Outreach Process | |
April 2024 Public Meeting and Site Assessment in Saint Paul | |
May-June 2024 Integration of Transportation Safety Data for Saint Paul | |
August 2024 Public Meeting and Site Assessment on Saint George Island | |
August 2024 Integration of Transportation Safety Data for Saint George | |
August/September 2024 Draft Plan Development | |
September-December 2024 Draft Plan Review and Public Input | |
January 2025 Final Draft Complete | |
February-April 2025 Review and Plan Adoption |
Stay Informed
For updates and involvement opportunities on this project and others, please check the project updates and announcements page. A public meeting and site assessment involving community support and input was held by Kuna Engineering on April 16, 2024. A follow up meeting will be scheduled in Fall 2024 to go over the final plan development.
To reach project staff with questions or comments, contact the project manager:
Joseph Rolfzen
P: (907) 339-6500