Thu, 29 Oct, 2026, 08:59 pm
Reported by insidesandiego.org
The City of San Diego has launched Streets for All, a new resource designed to guide communities that are interested in transforming their neighborhood streets into safer, more welcoming spaces, finding solutions to calm traffic or creating more spaces for neighbors to gather.
Streets for All is community-driven, meaning residents and businesses work together to develop and fund near-term “quick build” projects in their neighborhoods to calm traffic or create more gathering spaces. Communities can use the manual to help identify potential solutions to fit their location and existing conditions.
The people who live and work in our neighborhoods know their communities best,” said City Planning Director Heidi Vonblum. “Streets for All provides San Diegans the tools to share ideas and bring improvements to their streets by working together toward a common goal.”
The City invites San Diegans to provide feedback and help shape this resource. The draft Streets for All manual outlines the available options and the steps communities could take to work together to implement them. San Diegans can review the manual and provide feedback via an online survey through Nov. 13, 2026.
