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Neighborhood Traffic Safety

    Neighborhood Coordinator

    Debbie Sharp
    [email protected]
    (865) 215-3232

    400 Main St., Room 546
    Knoxville, TN 37902

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    SAVE LIVES WITH 25
    Mayor speaking on Save Lives with 25 Save Lives with 25 In December 2021, City Council voted to reduce the speed limit from 30 to 25 miles per hour on any street where a specific speed limit is not posted. This change will go in effect on July 1, 2022.





    The City of Knoxville's Neighborhood Traffic Safety Program (NTSP) now has a waiting list.

    The City will be re-evaluating the current NTSP process and will update the website once this has been completed.  

    BACKGROUND

     The NTSP has been developed by Transportation Engineering, the Knoxville Police Department, and Office of Neighborhood Empowerment in response to numerous concerns and complaints voiced by citizens who witnessed speeding vehicles in their neighborhoods. 

    An early draft of the Program Guide was released in May of 2016. City staff took comments via email, phone, public meetings, and an online survey. Here are these comments, minus names and identifying information:
    Comments Received Via Email [PDF]
    Online Survey Comments, Part 1 [PDF]
    Online Survey Comments, Part 2 [PDF]
    Public Meeting Comments [PDF]

    Here is the City's response to representative comments and questions selected from the above documents.