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Six to Fix is a Waco MPO initiative to make streets safer, more comfortable, and accessible for everyone. The project introduces low-cost, temporary safety improvements at six high-impact locations across Waco and nearby communities. Each site is designed as a demonstration—testing innovative safety strategies and gathering community input to shape future improvements.
These six sites build on the Waco MPO's Comprehensive Safety Action Plan and represent unique opportunities to improve safety for people walking, bicycling, and driving. Insights gained here will guide planners, engineers, and local leaders in expanding safety improvements across the region.
Locations include:
- LaSalle Ave Corridor (Waco, TX)
- South Valley Mills & Dutton/Memorial Drive (Waco, TX)
- Be Kind Coffee Downtown Parklet on Washington Ave (Waco, TX)
- Loop 340 - (Bellmead, TX)
- Loop 340 & Hwy 77 (Robinson, TX)
- Hewitt Dr & Panther Way (Hewitt, TX)
Schedule:
In early 2025 work began researching safety best practices and evaluating the unique needs of each project location. Throughout the entire project, input and feedback from the community is vital to ensure the safety concerns are being understood and addressed for the people that live, work, and travel through these areas.
The demonstration projects will be installed for 16 months with time for data collection and community engagement before, during, and after. Insights and lessons learned from all six locations will be compiled into a final report by the summer of 2027.
Get Involved!
Learn more about the safety improvements planned for your neighborhood—and to share your ideas, concerns, and feedback. Your voice matters!