The City of Peoria is seeking resident feedback as it updates its ADA Transition Plan. The goal of the plan is to build a safer, more accessible City for everyone, whether you walk, bike, drive, or use transit services.
Residents can help shape Peoria’s pedestrian future by taking an online survey or using an interactive map. The survey and map tools can be found at Peoria ADA Transition Plan.
The City wants to know:
• Where are the current problem spots — sidewalks, ramps, or crossings — that make getting around difficult?
• What are your priorities: safety near schools, easier routes for seniors, or safer crossings?
• What improvements would make the most difference in your daily travel?
Survey responses will be collected until Monday, Feb. 9.
What is the ADA Transition Plan?
The ADA Transition Plan will help the City identify accessibility barriers within public rights-of-way, including sidewalks, curb ramps, crosswalks, and pedestrian signals.
Under the plan, the City will:
• Identify existing physical barriers such as narrow sidewalks, missing curb ramps, or insufficient pedestrian crossings.
• Establish priorities to guide which improvements should happen first.
• Develop a schedule and budget for when work can be done.
• Track progress and update the plan over time based on needs, changes, and community feedback.