Last updated or reviewed on February 3, 2025
This project aims to enhance safety and accessibility for residents and visitors by replacing four traffic signals in well-traveled areas of downtown. The project’s comprehensive scope involves traffic signal analysis, infrastructure design and replacement, ADA/PROWAG compliance measures, and implementation of signalized pedestrian features.
More InformationSusannah Horton, Project Manager
shorton@ashevillenc.gov
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