Pasco County Traffic Operations is responsible for managing and maintaining the county’s traffic infrastructure to ensure safe and efficient transportation. Here's a brief summary of their key functions: ?? Core Responsibilities Traffic Signal Management: Operates and maintains over 330 traffic signals and more than 2,800 street lights. Traffic Control Devices: Oversees flashing beacons, school zone flashers, and roadway lighting on arterial and collector roads. Traffic Studies: Conducts traffic counts, speed studies, crash analyses, and traffic calming evaluations. Inspections: Reviews and inspects traffic control devices installed during roadway and subdivision construction. ? Traffic Calming Program Offers solutions like speed cushions, roundabouts, and chicanes to reduce speeding in residential areas. Residents can request studies and initiate petitions for installation, with costs typically shared by affected property owners. ? Public Engagement Residents can submit traffic-related concerns (e.g., malfunctioning signals, signage needs, or sidewalk issues) via an online request form. The division aims to respond within 24 hours and provides updates on project progress. You can explore more on Pasco County’s official Traffic Operations page.