Traffic Engineering Main

Land Use, Permitting and Inspections Satisfaction Survey

The Traffic Engineering Department is responsible for roadway operations, maintenance and program implementation.  The Traffic Engineering Department strives to provide safe and efficient movement of vehicles, people and goods through the community advocated by established regulations and the elected administration, including:  to produce the maximum level of traffic service with limited resources for capital improvements and operation; to develop new engineering techniques to move people and goods safely and efficiently; and to create and maintain a communication channel between the administration and the public. To contact the Traffic Engineer, please call (260) 427-1172 or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Street Light Engineering

Street Closings & Lane Restrictions

Street Calming Policy

Traffic Calming Petition Form

Speed Limit Map

Average Daily Traffic Map

Streets by Type Map

One-Way Streets Map

Truck Route Map 

 Services offered by the Traffic Engineering Department:

• Traffic Studies & Surveys (Obtaining factual data, analysis of data, recommendations)
• Accident Studies & Collision Diagrams
• Complaint Requests & Investigations
• School Crossing & Safety Studies
• Pedestrian Studies
• Review Building Permit Applications
• Review Proposed Residential, Commercial & Industrial Access Permits
• Amendments to City Traffic Code
• Emergency Detours & Street Closures
• Planning & Design of Traffic Control

To report a street light or alley light out, please call 427-8311 or 311 OR report here on-line.  Please provide the pole number located on the yellow verticle tag labeled Street Light, the address of the light and a contact name and number in case there is a problem with the light.

To report traffic or pedestrian signals out, please call the Signal Shop at 311.

To report existing traffic signs down, please call the Sign Shop at 311.