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Traffic

The Traffic Engineering Department works to maintain the capacity and safety of county roads. Duties include the design, installation, and operation of all forms of traffic control devices, such as pavement striping, raised pavement markers, traffic signals, road signage, and school zone flashers; review of construction plans to ensure proper traffic control, maintenance of traffic, and detour routing; and preparation of traffic studies to determine speed limit reductions and increases, multi-way stops, no parking zones and traffic signal, and roundabout locations.
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2023 Federal SS4A (Safe Streets and Roads for All) Grant

On Febuary 1, 2023, the Lucas County Engineer's Office was selected as one of 510 recipients across the country, for a $400,000 grant, part of the new federal Safe Streets and Roads for All Program (SS4A). The grant allows for preparation of a Transportation Safety Action Plan (TSAP), which will identify measures and locations to make our transportation system safer in northwest Ohio.

The TSAP can then be used to apply next year for an implementation grant for those projects that are identified in the plan.

​The competitive grant program was established by President Biden's historic bipartisan infrastructure bill which provides $5 billion over five years for regional and local authorities to invest in safety improvement projects and planning that will prevent deaths and serious injuries on the nation's roadways.
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  • Home
  • Road Work
    • 2024 Projects >
      • 2023 Projects
      • Future Projects (2026-2030)
    • 2025 Road Project Map
    • Road Closure Map
    • Roundabouts
    • Bid Projects
    • Traffic
    • Safe Streets and Roads for All
    • Snow & Ice
  • Residential
    • Townships/Villages
    • Traffic
    • Manuals & Standards
  • Permits
    • Residential Permits
    • Commercial Permits
    • Permit FAQs >
      • LCExpress E-Plan Videos
    • LCExpress
  • Survey
    • Planning
    • Plan Viewers/GIS
    • Manuals & Standards
    • Tax Map
  • Stormwater
    • Drainage Projects & Ditch Petitions
    • Floodplain
    • Education >
      • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
  • Media
  • Contact Us
    • What We Do
    • Meet the Lucas County Engineer
    • Employment
    • Records
    • Admin/Reports
    • Staff Directory