Traffic & Roadway Improvements
Coral Way at SW 15 Rd Roundabout Project (2022-2023)
New Roundabout Project on Coral Way: FDOT is scheduled to begin a roundabout project the week of October 3 at the intersection of Coral Way and SW 15 Road. For more information on this project, visit the project website or download the fact sheet below.
Roadway Improvements to 22nd Ave between US1 and Coral Way (2021-2022)
Project No. 20200251 (Miami-Dade Commission District 5)
The project consists in the Median Modification along SW 22nd Avenue including clearing and grubbing; milling and resurfacing to incorporated buffered bicycle lanes, improve traffic separators; repair damaged sidewalks; new pavement markings and signage installation; regrading and sodding, as well as any ancillary items associated with the project scope of work. Construction is anticipated to be completed by January 2022. Click here see the full project plans presented at a public meeting in June 2020.
Median Improvements on 22nd Ave between Coral Way and SW 8th Street (2021)
Project No. 20200231 (Miami-Dade Commission District 5)
The project consists in the Median Modification along SW 22nd Avenue including clearing and grubbing; remove existing curb and gutters and sidewalks; installation of new curb and gutter; pavement restoration; pavement markings installation; regrading and sodding, as well as any
ancillary items associated with the project scope of work. Construction was completed in December, 2021.
MSNA Statement on Street Closures (2021)
After holding public meetings with our neighbors, MSNA has taken a position to oppose any street closures as a means of traffic calming. Read the full statement here: https://mailchi.mp/2daa125c7c86/msna-statement-on-street-closures
Shenandoah Traffic Calming Study (2018)
In 2018, the City of Miami retained Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. to assess traffic conditions within the Shenandoah neighborhood to determine appropriate traffic calming improvements to enhance the quality of life of neighborhood residents. This report, completed in December 2018, presents input from the neighborhood stakeholders (residents and community leaders) and City of Miami staff, field observations, traffic volume data, vehicle speed data, an analysis of existing traffic conditions including livability, speed, and cut-through analyses, phased improvement plans, and planning level cost estimates for the proposed improvements.