Yolo County is inviting residents to participate in a series of community workshops as part of the development of a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP), an effort focused on improving safety for everyone who travels the unincorporated areas of the county roadways, whether walking, biking, driving, or taking transit.

The CSAP will identify priority safety concerns across the county and outline strategies to reduce serious injuries and fatalities. Community input will play a key role in shaping the plan and ensuring it reflects real experiences on Yolo County roads.

“Understanding how people experience our transportation system every day is essential to creating meaningful safety improvements,” said Todd Riddiough, Director of Public Works Division. “We encourage all community members to participate and share their perspectives.”

Community Workshops

Workshops will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the following locations:

• Woodland Community Center, 2001 East Street in Woodland on Wednesday, April 29
• Esparto Regional Library, 17065 Yolo Avenue in Esparto on Thursday, May 7

Attendees will have the opportunity to review interactive maps, identify locations where safety concerns exist, and share their experiences traveling throughout Yolo County. Bilingual support in English and Spanish will be available.

Residents who are unable to attend a workshop can provide input through an interactive online map, where participants can identify safety concerns and share feedback at any time.

Yolo County is committed to engaging a broad range of community members, including those in rural areas, farmworker communities, youth, seniors, and individuals who rely on walking, biking, and public transit. Input gathered through this process will directly inform strategies to improve safety and create a more accessible transportation system for all.

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