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Greeley Public Works Invests in Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility
Greeley is prioritizing sidewalk repairs and construction, spending over $13 million on recent projects and planning to invest $10 million more in 2025 through the Keep Greeley Moving program. The city aims to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility, focusing on areas with high foot traffic such as downtown and near the University of Northern Colorado. So far, more than 400 miles of sidewalks are maintained, with plans to construct additional 9 miles prioritized near major roadways. The city uses various criteria to prioritize repairs, including proximity to parks, schools, and high-stress levels considering traffic speed and volume. A key challenge mentioned is adjusting speed limits for safety, requiring approval from the Colorado Department of Transportation.