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ST. GEORGE — Cedar City is partnering with the Utah Department of Transportation and Iron County to address transportation concerns in the city — and they're asking for the public's help.
Avenue Consultants created an online survey as part of their work to collect and analyze information concerning transportation on Main Street, 200 North and in the downtown area. Areas of interest to the team include traffic issues, amenities such as bike lanes or benches, and landscaping.
The work was commissioned by UDOT, said Thomas McMurtry, the consultant project manager. Thus far, the team has received over 1,000 responses to the survey and hopes more individuals participate by the time it closes on Feb. 28.
"We want to understand if there are any issues that we don't know about," he told Cedar City News.
