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The Pinal County Transportation Planning Section works to promote sustainable growth throughout the region, and provide accessibility through the planning and development of a safe and efficient multi-modal transportation system that supports the economic vitality of the area, protects the environment, facilitates efficient system management and operation, and emphasizes the preservation of the existing transportation system. | |
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Please take an online survey to help identify unsafe driving
behaviors and locations of safety concerns.
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Transportation Improvement & Maintenance Program
A five-year plan that identifies funding and establishes a schedule for completion of projects within the County.
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Long-Range Transportation Plans
Plans that establish the overall transportation framework for the region.
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Transit
Consists of Pinal County feasibility studies and services.
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Related Studies & Plans
Other studies of interest and historical study documents.
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Please provide
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Pinal County Transportation Planning would like the public to review our Regionally Significant Routes for Safety and Mobility (RSRSM) Update |
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Please submit a form.
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| Purpose for updating the Pinal County RSRSM map: |
- The Pinal County Community Development Department uses the RSRSM's preservation map and access management manual on development to preserve, implement and fund Regionally Significant Routes.
- Define a process of an updatable preservation map to account for newly adopted transportation plans.
- Need to provide input and direction in defining procedures on how to ensure Pinal County captures compatibility with other regional and local plans.
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| Need for Regionally Significant Routes: |
- Booming county population growth
- Rapid increase in congestion
- Frequent traffic accidents
- Restricted road capacity
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Pinal County Board Supervisors Adopts the
Countywide Strategic Transportation Safety Plan |
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On December 4, 2019, the county's first strategic transportation safety plan was adopted. The draft plan and findings were presented to the Board of Supervisors during a Work Session by the study team on November 13, 2019. The plan is the framework to improve traffic safety and reduce the number of fatal and serious crashes on roadways countywide.
With 530 fatal crashes on roadways within Pinal County between 2008 and 2017, the Sun Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization, in cooperation with Central Arizona Governments, Maricopa Association of Governments, and Pinal County, developed the comprehensive Strategic Transportation Safety Plan for the cities, towns, and tribal communities located within Pinal County. The goal of the study was to identify crash trends and safety issues, design strategies to reduce the number of crashes, and implement solutions for safer travel in the county.
A key component of the plan was a prioritized list of projects that were developed to pursue federal Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) funds. Pinal County was awarded $13 million of HSIP funding for thirteen projects to implement between Fiscal Years 2021-2024.
Click here for more information.
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| Andy Smith |
Transportation Planning
Principal Planner
520.866.6407
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| Tara Harman |
Transportation Planning
Specialist
520.866.6928
Email Tara | |
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