Roundabouts and speed limit signs

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​Anchorage Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program

Addressing neighborhood safety and livability concerns associated with high rates and regularity of drivers speeding on residential streets. The program works to implement proven, low-maintenance, and cost-effective design treatments to construct projects relatively quickly and across a wide area of need. 

​​Have a concern about excessive driver speeding in your neighborhood? 

Contact the Traffic Department at (907) 343-8406 to discuss speeding issues you’re seeing and request a study. Streets that are studied and show significant and regular driver speeding over the posted limit become qualified. Qualified streets are eligible for traffic calming assistance funding through this program. (See qualified streets list and policy/timeline section below.) ​


​202​6 Program Information

Qualified Streets / Project Status / Culled Streets​​

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​ 2026 Qualified/Project Status/Cull Streets List - PDF List

The Map and List include:

  • Active Project information – Qualified streets with treatments in design, in construction, and recently constructed.  
  • Qualified Streets List – Streets that were studied and qualified for traffic calming assistance funding. 
  • Culled Streets list – Streets that were studied but did not qualify for assistance funding.
2026 Program Update Cover Letter
This annual update letter is sent to Representatives and Community Councils. It includes general information and updates on the program.​


Summer 2026 Construction - Project Information

​​Temporary Speed Feedback Sign Program: 

The Traffic Department has expanded the fleet of rapidly deployable radar speed feedback signs. These signs are used as interim traffic calming treatments on qualified streets awaiting projects. Not all qualified streets will receive a sign due to site compatibility, the limited fleet, and the programs capacity for battery maintenance. Sign placement locations will be selected by the Traffic Department. ​​

A speed limit sign showing 25 with a speed checker showing Your Speed 27


​MOA Traffic Calming Policy



The 2016 Traffic Calming Policy Manual (TCPM) serves as the Department's updated public policy on the installation of traffic calming on streets operated/maintained by the MOA in response to concerns raised by Anchorage residents. Information is provided about the various types of traffic calming measures: temporary or permanent, our public involvement and changes in our public concurrence process, and the effectiveness in speed reductions that we - and other public agencies across the United States - have seen.

​2016 Traffic Calming Policy Manual
2016 Traffic Calming Policy Manual - Errata and Clarification page

​Anchorage Area Traffic Calming Studies

The following Traffic Calming Studies are available for viewing or download in PDF format:






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