May 12, 2021

Sun Prairie Task Force for pedestrian safety seeks input from all active transportation users

After two fatal accidents involving pedestrians, the city of Sun Prairie established a staff level pedestrian safety task force. One of the immediate actions was the implementation of a 25mph speed limit on Main Street.

The task force is seeking input on any and all improvements to intersections and street crossings in the city of Sun Prairie. Your voice is critical to that work! The Task Force watns your input regarding intersections or other areas in the community that you would like the city to focus on. Follow this link to be directed to a feedback form to share your suggestions:

Feedback link

More information, recording meetings, and other proposed improvements can be found on the city's website.

Pedestrian Safety Task Force - city website link

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