Downtown Street Closure Pilot
Summary
The city is launching a one-night pedestrian pilot on Congress Street for Halloween to improve public safety and crowd management during peak festivities, while exploring longer-term options for pedestrian-oriented streets.
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Impact analysis
Direct costs are estimated at $5,000 for barricades, covered by the Department of Transportation and Mobility operating budget.
Downtown merchants, families, pedestrians, and children visiting downtown on Halloween.
Drivers experiencing temporary detours and parking access adjustments.
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