A safer Key West Starts with you.
Welcome!
Welcome to the site of the City of Key West’s Safety Action Plan Project. This initiative has been created to ensure that the roads are safe and accessible to everyone living, working, or visiting Key West. The project focuses on using facts and real information with active participation and input from the Key West community. This project will produce a Safety Action Plan that will support the city’s Vision Zero initiative, part of its broader “Key West Forward” strategy, which focuses on improving road safety and eliminating traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries.
About
The City of Key West’s Comprehensive Safety Action Plan is a locally driven initiative that will help make the city’s streets safer for everyone, eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries. The plan will draw from the City of Key West’s Strategic Plan and Vision Zero principles. The project will use the state’s crash database to analyze crash patterns and identify zones that are at high risk for crashes to identify high-risk locations. The project is also all about partnership, where the public will be asked to identify areas they believe are unsafe or need improvement. If a crosswalk or an intersection feels dangerous, your input is needed.
Get Involved!
We want to hear from you! Your input is essential to shaping a safer, more accessible Key West. As part of the City’s Safety Action Plan, we’re inviting residents, workers, and visitors to share their transportation safety concerns.
Whether it’s a dangerous intersection, areas with frequent speeding, missing sidewalks or bike lanes, or any location where people feel unsafe — your feedback matters.
You can participate in two ways:
1. Use the Interactive Map
Drop a pin directly on the map to identify the exact location of your concern. Add a short description to explain what the issue is.
report unsafe areas.
2. Submit the Survey
Fill out the online survey to provide more detailed feedback on traffic safety issues across the city.
Together, we can build a safer Key West — one street at a time.
to report unsafe areas.
Public Events & Meetings
A safer Key West starts with community input. We are committed to keeping the public informed and engaged throughout the development of the City’s Safety Action Plan.
Join us at community events, workshops, and pop-ups to learn more about the plan, share your ideas, ask questions, and help shape safety improvements for your neighborhood. These events are opportunities for two-way dialogue — your voice helps guide the process.
Upcoming Community Events
- Task Force Meeting 4 – January 2026 (TBD)
Past Events
- Task Force Meeting 1 – May 13 2025; 3:00PM – 4:30PM
- Pride Fest Helmet Give Away – June 28, 2025; 4:00PM – 9:00PM
- Task Force Meeting 2 – July 14 2025; 3:00PM – 4:30PM
- Task Force Meeting 3 – September 9 2025; 3:00PM – 4:30PM
- Children’s Day 2025 in Bayview Park – October 26, 2025 12:00PM – 5:00PM
Timeline
The graphic below outlines the approach to developing the City of Key West’s Safety Action Plan.
This plan is informed by systematic data analysis and grounded in community input at every stage. The timeline reflects a comprehensive process that begins with goal setting and community engagement, and ends with a finalized Safety Action Plan delivered to the City by April 2026.
Each phase includes collaboration with stakeholders and city staff to ensure that the plan addresses Key West’s unique transportation safety needs.
Resources
We invite you to explore key resources that have helped guide the development of the City of Key West’s Safety Action Plan. These include foundational documents and planning tools that support data-driven, community-informed safety improvements.
Here are some examples of peer cities in Florida that have developed their own Vision Zero or Safety Action Plans:
Contact
Have questions about the Key West Citywide Comprehensive Safety Action Plan? We’d love to hear from you!
Please reach out to:
Dr. Shraddha Sagar
Principal Investigator, University of Florida
ssagar@ufl.edu
Ryan Stachurski
Project Manager, Multimodal Transportation Coordinator, City of Key West
multimodal@cityofkeywest-fl.gov