The greater madison MPO regional safe streets community safety enhancement partnership includes five activities within the region to support and enhance our existing regional safety action plan (rsap)

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the City of Madison $1 million on February 18, 2026, under the Safe Streets and Roads for All program (CFDA 20.939) to establish a regional safe streets community safety enhancement partnership across the Greater Madison metropolitan planning organization region.

The award funds five coordinated activities supporting development and implementation of a Regional Safety Action Plan. The City of Madison, as the metropolitan planning organization, will oversee the partnership involving five agencies that are pursuing development of safety action plans and supplemental activities aligned with the regional safety initiative.

The period of performance extends through February 18, 2028. Work is performed in Madison, Wisconsin. The Safe Streets and Roads for All program supports local, regional, and tribal initiatives to prevent roadway fatalities and serious injuries through comprehensive safety action plan development, planning and design activities, and implementation of strategies identified in such plans.

The MPO will oversee and support the effort involving five agencies pursuing developing safety action plans/supplemental activities.