Creek Road corridor safety improvements
Joint Sandy and Cottonwood Heights safety study of the Creek Road corridor. Short-term proposals move three crosswalks, add visibility treatments and two new crosswalks; long-term proposals include a full-corridor sidewalk, lighting and speed management. Presented Aug. 18, 2026.
Proposed
- Type
- Road project
- Applicant
- Sandy Public Works
- Location
- Creek Road, Sandy and Cottonwood Heights (about four miles)
In brief
Creek Road corridor safety improvements appears on one recorded agenda: the City Council meeting of August 18, 2026.
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Creek Road corridor safety improvements
- Council action
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- Money in the record
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Every hearing and vote
August 18, 2026 · City Council
Creek Road safety update
Discussed
Ivan Hooper of Public Works presented a joint Sandy and Cottonwood Heights study of the Creek Road corridor of about four miles. Nine crosswalks exist, many installed without city involvement and not meeting current standards; residents cited the lack of sidewalks, speeding and drivers not yielding. Short-term recommendations are to move three crosswalks, add visibility treatments and add two crosswalks; long-term recommendations are a full-corridor sidewalk, upgraded pedestrian facilities, lighting and speed management. Ryan Kump and Hooper answered questions on the speed limit and bulb-out costs. No dollar amounts were stated.