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The Department of Transportation Keeps Roswell Moving!

The Roswell DOT oversees all facets of traffic and transportation in the City of Roswell. This includes planning, design, engineering, implementation, and maintenance of projects to improve safety, connectivity, and mobility within the City. Transportation also maintains the signs, signals, and pavement markings, performs road resurfacing, sidewalk connectivity, bridge maintenance, and general repair of the existing infrastructure.

Report an Issue

Do you have an issue we need to address? The City of Roswell app is your personal assistant to report and track non-emergency issues in the City of Roswell!

Submit an Online Service Request with the City of Roswell App

Transportation Master Plan

The City of Roswell's Transportation Master Plan (TMP) is a comprehensive transportation planning document designed to guide the movement of the people and goods throughout the City over the next three decades. A comprehensive and interactive public involvement process will help identify issues, opportunities, and potential improvements to Roswell's transportation network. Roswell's TMP was adopted by the Mayor and Council in December 2023.

Find Out More

Use the Interactive Transportation Projects Map to review information on selected projects in the City.

Traffic Calming Program - Review the steps required to implement traffic calming measures in your community.

FAQs

I have a question that isn't answered here. Who can I contact to get it answered?

If you have a question not listed here or not answered to your satisfaction, call the Roswell Department of Transportation at 770-594-6420 or email us.
What are those cables you see stretched across the roadway?

They are actually tubes that you see in the roadway, or across specific lanes, to collect traffic volume and speed data. Although much of the traffic data is collected through other means, it is sometimes necessary to have tubes put on a street for an engineering study or to update the traffic count maps. Typically, tubes are put out for a week or so and are removed once the data has been collected.
Will my road be widened in the future?

Any proposed road widening projects will be included in the Transportation Master Plan and/or the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Transportation Improvement Program (short-range) or the Regional Transportation Plan (long-range). To review City projects included in the ARC's documents, visit www.atlantaregional.com.

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