Zero starts here: a community commitment to safer streets

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the City of Bloomington $1,057,000 on July 21, 2026, under the Safe Streets and Roads for All program (CFDA 20.939) to fund corridor studies, public engagement, and concept designs for street safety improvements in Bloomington, Indiana.

The award funds demonstration activities including installation of hardened centerlines to reduce vehicle speeds and temporary conversions of up to five traffic signals to all-way stop control, temporary single-lane roundabouts, or both options. Work is performed in Bloomington, Indiana, with a period of performance extending to July 21, 2030. The assistance type is a Project Grant.

This award will be used by the city of bloomington in to complete corridor studies, public engagement, and to begin concept designs for those corridors studied. Demonstration activities include a project using hardened centerlines to reduce speeds and temporary conversions of up to 5 traffic signals to all-way stop control, temporary single lane roundabouts, or both options.