If you’ve ever worried about cars speeding down our streets or had a close call with an ebike, you’re not alone—and now there’s a real opportunity to do something about it.
On Monday, June 17 at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room at Rossmoor Park, Orange County Public Works (OCPW) will share an important update on the County’s new Local Road Safety Program—a countywide effort focused on making local roads safer for everyone, including here in Rossmoor.
This is the first-ever comprehensive safety plan for our unincorporated communities, and it’s being built with local input at the center. That’s where you come in.
OCPW is looking for feedback from residents—people who walk, bike, drive, and live on these streets every day. The team will give a short presentation at the RHA Board of Directors meeting and will be available afterward to hear what you have to say: where the danger zones are, what improvements would help, and what’s been on your mind.
This isn’t just a listening session. It’s the start of a long-term plan that will guide how safety dollars are spent—on crosswalks, signage, traffic calming, and more. Your input can directly shape what gets prioritized and funded in our neighborhood.
So come by, bring your perspective, and be part of the solution. No RSVP needed—just show up, stay informed, and help make Rossmoor’s streets safer for all of us.
And TAKE THE SURVEY to provide your input!
