Havre Hosts Second Safe Streets Community Meeting

City, county, and state officials gather to discuss traffic safety initiatives.

Published on Mar. 9, 2026

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The City of Havre, Hill County, and the Montana Department of Transportation are partnering on a Safe Streets for All Planning committee to address traffic safety concerns in the area. The group held its initial meeting last fall, and the second community meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 12th at 4pm in Havre City Hall.

Why it matters

Traffic safety is a major concern for many communities, and Havre is taking proactive steps to identify problem areas and develop solutions through this collaborative planning process. The meeting will allow residents to provide input and learn more about the initiative.

The details

At the first Safe Streets for All Planning committee meeting, officials discussed the objectives of the safety action plan project and identified initial corridors to study. The upcoming second community meeting on March 12th will allow residents to further engage with the process and share their perspectives on traffic safety issues in Havre.

  • The initial Safe Streets for All Planning committee meeting was held last fall.
  • The second Safe Streets for All community meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 12th at 4pm.

The players

Trevor Mork

City of Havre Public Works Director, who explained the focus of the first Safe Streets for All Planning committee meeting.

City of Havre

A partner in the Safe Streets for All Planning committee, along with Hill County and the Montana Department of Transportation.

Hill County

A partner in the Safe Streets for All Planning committee, along with the City of Havre and the Montana Department of Transportation.

Montana Department of Transportation

A partner in the Safe Streets for All Planning committee, along with the City of Havre and Hill County.

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What they’re saying

“That first meeting, we kind of covered what the objectives of the safety action plan project is targeting as well as kind of the initial thoughts of where we want to do some studies, some corridors.”

— Trevor Mork, City of Havre Public Works Director (hilinetoday.com)

The takeaway

The Safe Streets for All Planning committee in Havre is taking a collaborative approach to addressing traffic safety concerns, engaging the community and leveraging the expertise of local and state agencies to develop solutions that will improve safety for all road users.