The City is kicking off a planning and design initiative focused on improving safety, mobility, and overall experience along Zollinger Road, from Riverside Drive to North Star Road. The Zollinger Road Mobility & Safety Improvement Project is an opportunity to thoughtfully invest in a corridor that serves thousands of daily users and sits at the heart of one of the community’s most active areas.

“Our goal is to reimagine Zollinger Road as a safer, more comfortable, and more accessible corridor for everyone,” said City Engineer Aaron Scott. “This effort reflects our broader, ongoing commitment to creating high-quality, connected infrastructure that supports long-term livability and public investment.”

Community Open House
6-8 pm, Thursday, July 10
Bob Crane Community Center (Level 5), 3200 Tremont Road
The project will launch with a Community Open House that will include interactive exhibits, maps, and hands-on opportunities for community members to highlight issues, share their experiences, and weigh in on priorities for the corridor. Topics will range from street safety and traffic flow to lighting, landscaping, signage, and the pedestrian experience.

Registration is not required to attend this meeting, however you are encouraged to RSVP HERE to help the planning team prepare.

The Zollinger Road project will unfold in two main phases of community engagement. This first phase centers on identifying existing conditions, needs, and values. A second round of input later in the year will focus on reviewing concepts and shaping design direction. Public feedback will directly inform a vision statement and a set of goals that guide future improvements to the corridor.

For more information, contact the City’s Engineering Division, at [email protected], or 614-583-5360.