Fridley Streets for All

  • Project typePublic Works
  • Project status/phaseJanuary 2026 - January 2027
  • Project scheduleVarious
  • Project areaCitywide
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We’re committed to making streets in Fridley safer and more accessible for everyone—pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, transit users and drivers. The Fridley Streets for all Plan is being developed as a long-term strategy that expands upon recent studies of specific MnDOT and Anoka County-owned roadways to analyze crash trends, identify high-risk areas and recommend countermeasures to reduce crashes and their impacts throughout Fridley’s entire transportation network. The plan will also support Fridley's sidewalk and trail system improvements by informing the next update to our Active Transportation Plan. Let us know what transportation improvements and issues are important to you by leaving a comment! This project is funded with a federal Safe Streets for All grant.

Leave feedback for the Streets for All Plan

Your comments are crucial for shaping the plan and selecting projects to improve Fridley's transportation network. Feedback will be received until March 31. 

Step 1. Complete the project survey

This short survey will help identify transportation priorities for Fridley. Complete the survey here. 

Step 2. Contribute to the project map

Add your location specific feedback to the project map. Let us know where you feel unsafe, where there is a sidewalk/trail gap, areas of speeding in your neighborhood, etc.

Streets for all map

Open the map or click on the image above to leave your comments. 

Step 3. Share with your community

The more feedback we get, the more accurately the plan will reflect Fridley's values and needs. Please help us spread the word!

More Information

  • Fridley Streets For All Informational Flyer(PDF, 790KB)
  • (PDF, 790KB)2020 Active Transportation Plan (2nd Edition): Public feedback collected in 2019 was used to develop the current edition of this plan resulting in construction of identified priority segments including: the University Avenue trail, the 44th Street Bridge trail, the 7th Street trail, the 53rd Avenue trail, and the upcoming Mississippi Street trail (East River Road to University Avenue NE to be constructed in 2026), the 7th Street trail extension (61st Avenue NE to Mississippi St to be constructed in 2026) and the 61st Avenue trail (University Avenue NE to West Moore Lake Dr to be constructed in 2026). 
  • Safe Streets for All Program: The federal Safe Streets for All program supports municipalities in planning for and implementing transportation projects to help meet the US Department of Transportation's goal of zero roadway deaths. Completing a Streets for All plan allows the City to submit applications for grant funding through this program. 

Questions

Please submit questions or comments to Rachel Workin, Environmental Planner at 763-572-3594 or email Rachel. 

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