Get Community Traffic Issue Reporting Form

The Community Traffic Issue Reporting Form provides a structured way for users to report traffic concerns or safety issues within their community. By filling out this form, users can help local authorities understand and address traffic-related problems effectively.

Follow the steps to complete the form successfully.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin by stating the street or area of concern in the designated field. Provide as much detail as possible to help city staff identify the location.
3. Select the type of problem you are reporting from the provided options, including pedestrian safety, speeding vehicles, parking issues, and others. Make sure to choose the category that best fits your concern.
4. In the description of the problem(s) section, clearly articulate the issues observed. Describe any specific incidents or recurring problems to provide context.
5. Specify the exact locations of the traffic problems, including any intersections or landmarks that may help identify the areas in need of attention.
6. Indicate the times of day when the problems typically occur, as well as when the issues first began. This information can assist in understanding peak problem times.
7. Offer your opinion on possible causes of the problem. This could include things like heavy traffic, lack of signage, or road conditions.
8. List any perceived dangers to pedestrians, residents, or property as a result of the issues. This may include risks such as potential accidents or hazardous conditions.
9. State your desired outcome for the report, such as reduced speed limits, decreased traffic volume, or increased safety measures.
10. Complete the petition sponsor section by providing your name, address, and phone number. Also, include your email for further communication.
11. Collect the necessary signatures from individuals or groups supporting the request. You need a minimum of 10 households or businesses or support from a community group or local councilor.
12. Once all sections are complete, review your information for accuracy. Users can then save changes, download, print, or share the form for submission.

Take action today and help improve your community by submitting the Community Traffic Issue Reporting Form online.