Neighborhood Safety Audits

Neighborhood Safety Audits are organized assessments where community members, officials, and experts collectively evaluate a neighborhood’s environmental features and conditions. The goal is to identify safety concerns, such as poor lighting, broken sidewalks, or overlooked crosswalks, that could pose risks for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. By systematically reviewing streets, parks, and public spaces, these audits help prioritize improvements to enhance safety, accessibility, and overall quality of life. The process fosters community engagement and provides actionable insights for local authorities to implement targeted safety enhancements.