One Region. One Vision. Zero Fatalities
Southwest Butler County is developing a Multi-Municipal Safety Action Plan to improve roadway safety across Cranberry Township, Jackson Township, Zelienople Borough, and Harmony Borough. Funded through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program, this collaborative effort aims to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries by taking a data-driven, community-informed approach.
Guided by the Safe System Approach and Vision Zero principles, the plan will address key safety challenges through proactive strategies in engineering, education, and enforcement. The goal is to build a transportation system that anticipates human error and protects all road users—whether driving, biking, walking, or using transit.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Safety Action Plan is a data-driven, community-informed roadmap that identifies the leading causes of severe and fatal crashes. It outlines actionable strategies across engineering, education, and enforcement to improve roadway safety for all roadway users. The plan also designates responsible agencies to carry out these solutions.
This plan is for all roadway users in southwest Butler County—including people who drive, walk, bike, use scooters, or rely on public transit. The goal is to make our transportation network safer and more accessible for everyone, especially vulnerable road users.
This multi-jurisdictional effort includes Cranberry Township, Jackson Township, Zelienople Borough, and Harmony Borough. Local leaders, transportation agencies, emergency responders, and advocacy groups are collaborating to develop the plan, which is informed by public input and guidance from the project Planning Committee.
Be Part of the Solution: Simple Ways to Support Safer Streets
- Drive Safely.
Obey posted speed limits and slow down, especially in residential areas. - Stay Focused.
Keep your eyes on the road and avoid distractions while driving, biking, or walking. - Share the Space.
Streets are for everyone, including pedestrians, cyclists, scooter, and e-bike users. - Follow the Rules.
Ride and park bikes and scooters responsibly to keep sidewalks and paths safe. - Raise Awareness.
Discuss Vision Zero with your neighbors and explain how small actions can make a significant difference. - Spread the Word!
Access our Communications Toolkit in the “Resources” section to help spread the word.
Contact Us
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Name | Tina Fedko | Director, Communications | Cranberry Township |
|---|---|
| Phone | 724-776-4806 x1190 |
| Tina.Fedko@cranberrytownship.org |
