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S-Curve Area Connectivity Project

The existing S-Curve does not meet current design standards. Enhancements would correct this and offer land use linkages
between Midtown, Downtown,
Park Avenue District and North
Omaha.

Complete Streets

Learn why it's important for our streets to move people.

Active Transportation

How will our city benefit by accommodating more forms of transportation?

Fix It First Policy

How can regular road maintenance save our city money?

SEPTEMBER 2010

City of Omaha Planning Department hires first Bicycle/Pedestrian Coordinator.

TimeLine

MID-1990's

Omaha City Council adopted the current Transportation Element as part of the city’s master plan.

FALL 2010

The update to the Transportation Element was launched. Committees were formed and began meeting to take inventory of the current system and to gather public input on transportation priorities.

WINTER/Spring 2011

Committees met to develop a vision and discuss ideas for Omaha’s future transportation system. Design workshops and visioning meetings were held to gather public input.

FALL 2011

A public meeting was held to present TMP recommendations and gather Omaha’s transportation priorities.

May 2012

Public open house to be held to release the draft TMP for public comment.

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SEPTEMBER 2011

Omaha awarded the bronze “Bicycle Friendly Community” designation by American League of Bicyclists.

HOW WE MOVE AFFECTS HOW WE LIVE.

Moving Omaha promotes our community’s vision for a balanced, equitable transportation system that supports livable neighborhoods, financial prosperity and a healthy environment for all.