City of Erie Looking for Public Input on Traffic

The City of Erie has seen lots of traffic changes in recent years including updates to streets and traffic lights. Now, there’s a chance for you to offer feedback on traffic in the city Wednesday.

Mayor Joe Schember announced plans to make the city’s streets safer for drivers and pedestrians.

It is using $200,000 in federal tax dollars to study how to reduce fatal and serious injury crashes.

You can participate through an online survey and a public input session, which is Wednesday, Sept. 25, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Blasco Library.