Williams County’s Road Safety Plan Could Transform North Dakota Travel

Williams County is taking a proactive approach to improve local transportation through its Roadway Safety Action Plan (RSAP), and community input is a key part of that mission. If you drive, bike, or walk on county roads, your feedback could help shape a safer future for everyone who travels throughout the region.

The RSAP aims to identify and address roadway safety concerns on county roads. By gathering insights from residents, county officials hope to better understand which areas present the biggest challenges, whether that means dangerous intersections, poor signage, visibility issues, or stretches of road that are prone to accidents.

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Spot a Road Hazard? Drop a Pin and Make a Difference in Williams County

To make sharing concerns easy and effective, the county has launched an online survey that’s open during the entire month of May. The survey features a user-friendly interactive map where you can drop pins on specific problem areas and leave comments about your experiences. It also includes a few quick questions to help gather data on general safety perceptions and roadway usage.

Whether you’ve had a near miss with a deer on a dark rural road, experienced difficulty navigating a poorly marked curve, or simply think a stop sign should be added at a busy intersection—this is your chance to speak up. The more feedback the county receives, the more effective the safety planning will be.

Take The Survey Now

You can access the survey at www.wcsafetyplan.com. It only takes a few minutes, and your input could make a lasting impact on the safety of Williams County roads.

So don’t wait—click the link, take the survey, and help make our roads safer for everyone. Your voice matters in building a better, safer Williams County.