
Safe Streets 4 Sandy Springs: Sandy Springs Safety Action Plan
Project Overview
The Sandy Springs Safety Action Plan will identify strategies to help reduce fatal and serious injury crashes on its roadways. This plan will analyze comprehensive crash data to identify high crash locations and a high injury network, establish a safety framework and goals, and develop an implementation program of actions and projects to make progress toward meeting safety targets.
Between 2018 and 2022, there were about 27,500 crashes on Sandy Springs roadways, including I-285, SR 400, Roswell Road, and streets owned by the City. Among these crashes, over 50 crashes resulted in at least one fatality, and over 200 crashes involved at least one serious injury.
Final Report - Executive Summary
Appendix A - Crash Database Methodology
Appendix B - Fatal Serious Injury Crash Information
Appendix C - VRU Crash Information
Appendix D - High Injury Network and Intersections
Appendix E - State Route Crash Profiles
Appendix F - Crash Benchmarking Documentation
Appendix G - Systemic Analysis Documentation
Appendix H - City Staff Survey Documentation
Appendix I - Policy Benchmarking
Appendix J - Work Program Development
Due to the large file size, Appendix K is available upon request
Request Appendix K - Public & Stakeholder Engagement Materials
The public review period for the final draft report was March 18 - April 15, 2025.
Public meetings were held on Thursday, November 21. The project team discussed the highlights of the draft Safety Action Plan, and gathered feedback.
- Virtual Public Meeting
- Click here to watch the virtual meeting
- In-Person Public Meeting
- Information provided at the meeting can be found below.
Public meetings were held on August 29, 2024, to showcase and discuss findings and concerns. Information provided at the meeting can be found below.
Questions? Please email communications@sandyspringsga.gov


