Summary
Pomona is stepping up traffic safety with a new action plan and investing $2.42 million to repave streets across the city.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Committed $2,424,000 for local street preservation projects from capital improvement funds.
All drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists using local city streets.
Distracted walkers who can't put their phones down might face fines.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Council and Housing Authority — August 3, 2026
Residents and several council members pushed to lift the moratorium on speed humps, citing 60-mph speeding on 25-mph streets and three pedestrian deaths on one District 6 street. The council instead added an action item to bring the question back by January 2027, after the Complete Streets study wraps.
City Council and Housing Authority — May 18, 2026
Vice Mayor Ontiveros-Cole raised dangers of unsupervised youth riding e-scooters without helmets, citing fatalities regionwide; the mayor noted a future agenda item on regulations.
City Council / Housing Authority — April 20, 2026
Pomona is stepping up traffic safety with a new action plan and investing $2.42 million to repave streets across the city.
In this Pomona Valley city, it’s now illegal to cross the street while on the phone
In this Pomona Valley city, it’s now illegal to cross the street while on the phone Los Angeles Times
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