Fix My Street! Guide

Jan 21, 2025

Concerned about a specific traffic safety or mobility issue in your neighborhood? Read on for tips on how to advocate for solutions!

What you can do

1. Check out the City’s resources (below) to better inform your report/request with a targeted ask
2. Report an issue via the City’s Online Services Hub and/or call 311 (see our guides below!): denvergov.org/Online-Services-Hub
3. Reach out to your city council member and CC their aides on emails. Find your council member: www.denvergov.org/maps/map/councildistricts
4. Reach out to the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) primary contact for your part of the city (below)

Key takewaways

Join our e-mail list to learn more about our work on systems-level change and to get involved!

Check out the City’s resources to better inform your report or request with a targeted ask.

Denver’s bicycle goals and current projects: bit.ly/BikeProgram
Denver’s interactive bicycle map, including recommended and existing lanes: bit.ly/DenverBikeStoryMap
Denver’s current transportation and infrastructure projects: bit.ly/CurrentTranspProjects
Denver’s Safe Routes to School program and plans: bit.ly/SafeRoutesToSchoolProjects
Denver’s Sidewalk programs: bit.ly/DenverSidewalksProgram
Denver’s Complete Streets Design Guidelines, for reference on recommended solutions for contexts like yours [PDF]: bit.ly/CompleteStreetsDesign
Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) have more influence because they’ve organized together. Find the nearest one to join: www.denvergov.org/maps/map/NeighborhoodOrganizations