The official account for the City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department. #PHXTraffic
The City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department provides for the safe, efficient & convenient movement of 1.7 million residents & goods within the 5th largest city in the U.S.
05/29/2026
Today’s the day! ⏰
The Midtown Core Transportation Study survey closes tonight! Share your valuable input with our City staff so we can move toward improved infrastructure that works for everyone.
🔗link in bio or visit Phoenix.gov/MidtownCore
05/23/2026
As the 3-day weekend begins in observance of Memorial Day, City Hall and regular City services will resume on Tuesday, May 26.
For immediate/urgent problems, we are still a phone call away:
🕳️Potholes and major street damage: 602-262-6441
🛑Missing street signs: 602-262-6449
🚦Traffic signal issues/outage: 602-262-6021
💡Street light problem: 602-495-5125
For non-urgent, report the issue at MyPHX311
(🔗link in bio)
05/22/2026
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and choosing to walk, bike, or roll is an easy way to boost your well being. Along with our friends with the Office of Public Health, we'd like to encourage everyone to consider Mental Health Matters and participate in active transportation, which can reduce stress, lift your mood, and help you feel more connected to your neighborhood. 💛🚶♀️🚲
Find out more about our City's mental health resources by visiting Phoenix.gov/MentalHealthMatters.
Learn more about our Active Transportation program by visiting Phoenix.gov/ActiveTransportation to find ways you can stay active in your community!
05/18/2026
There’s still time to share your input in the Midtown Core Transportation Study! ✍️
If you live, work, visit or commute in the Midtown Core to we want to hear from you!
🔗Link in bio, or visit
Phoenix.gov/MidtownCore to review the study
goals and participate in the survey.
05/16/2026
Join our team! 🤩
Check out some of these amazing career opportunities:
➡️ Nighttime Senior Construction Inspector (Job ID #61732)
➡️Electronic Systems Specialist (Job ID #61485)
➡️Mechanical Engineer (Office of City Engineer - Job ID #61563)
Visit Phoenix.gov/Jobs to see full details and all the ways you can
This is how we do it for Bike Safety Month!✨
Whether you’re behind the wheel or on two wheels, sharing the road is a two‑way street.
🚗Drivers: remember to give bicyclists 3 to 5 feet of space when passing.
🚲Cyclists: help keep everyone safe by following traffic signals, riding predictably, and obeying the rules of the road.
When we all look out for each other, everyone gets home safely. 🚲💛
Share the road. Share the responsibility. 🫶
05/15/2026
Do you live in the Laveen area?
Provide your insight in the Dobbins Road Community Input Survey!
Our team is in the design phase of a project to improve the transportation network along Dobbins Road, from State Route 202 (Loop 202) to 27th Avenue.
This design effort aims to reduce traffic congestion, increase access to public transit and increase safety for pedestrians and people walking or riding bicycles. Improvements will also address drainage issues and mitigate flooding conditions.
Visit Phoenix.gov/dobbinsrd to learn more about the project and provide your input. Survey closes May 29!
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¿Vives en el área de Laveen?
¡Brinda tu opinión en la Encuesta de Opinión Comunitaria sobre Dobbins Road!
Nuestro equipo se encuentra en la fase de diseño de un proyecto para mejorar la red de transporte a lo largo de Dobbins Road, desde la State Route 202 (Loop 202) hasta la Avenida 27.
Este esfuerzo de diseño tiene como objetivo reducir la congestión vehicular, aumentar el acceso al transporte público y mejorar la seguridad para peatones y personas que caminan o andan en bicicleta. Las mejoras también abordarán problemas de drenaje y mitigarán condiciones de inundación.
Visita Phoenix.gov/dobbinsrd para obtener más información sobre el proyecto y proporcionar tu opinión. ¡La encuesta cierra el 29 de mayo!
05/12/2026
It was a full house at the Dobbins Road Loop 202 to 27th Ave community meeting! We are now seeking community input to help shape the design phase of this area.
If you live, work or play in the Laveen area near Dobbins Road, check out the project page to view the video, read the concept reports and take the survey (closing May 29!).
Visit Phoenix.gov/dobbinsrd
05/09/2026
Did you know?
Phoenix has several large washes and floodplains. The City's Floodplain Management team provide updated information and establish development requirements for projects within the City's Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHA). These requirements keep properties from flooding and erosion hazards to a minimum, as well as protecting the natural resources within those flood prone areas.
Visit Phoenix.gov/Floodplain for more information or contact the team at [email protected].
For urgent street flooding issues, call our 24/7 Hotline: 602-262-6441.
05/08/2026
Powered by community insights. Supported by data. The Midtown Core Transportation Study will determine how transportation evolves in Midtown Phoenix.
The study area runs from Dunlap Avenue to McDowell Road, 19th Avenue to 16th Street, and includes a portion of the Valley Metro B line, bicycle lanes and reverse traffic lanes along 7th Avenue and 7th Street.
Share your input by participating in the survey and interactive map, closing May 29.
Link in bio, or visit Phoenix.gov/MidtownCore to view the virtual meeting presentation that took place on May 7, learn more about the study timeline, and to participate in the survey.