Neighborhood Traffic Management Program

Neighborhood Traffic Management Plan (NTMP) or "Traffic Calming" is a program that the City of La Habra takes very seriously. The City invites residents of each neighborhood to become traffic engineers and design plans to help calm traffic for their area. With the amazing cooperation of the neighborhoods, we currently are able to complete 3 projects each year but are planning to increase that number. If you have any comments please call (562) 383-4151.

We have already begun on the new sets of Neighborhoods J, F, and N (maps of each neighborhood will be shown below). The second traffic committee meetings will be Wednesday March 20, 2019 starting at 6 pm to 6:55 pm (Neighborhood J), 7 to 7:55 pm (Neighborhood F), and 8 to 8:55 pm (Neighborhood N) at City Hall in the Main Atrium - located at 110 E. La Habra Boulevard. If you are one of the volunteer traffic committee members then we look forward to having you join us for this very special meeting. You will be doing your part and providing a voice for your neighborhood.

*Updated on March 13, 2019 at 5:20 p.m.

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We are currently working on design plans for Neighborhoods K and M.

Previous NTMP Plans from Neighborhoods K, L, and M can be seen:

Neighborhood_K_TrafficCalmingPlan_4.19.18
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Neighborhood_M_TrafficCalmingPlan_4.23.18

Previous NTMP Plans from Neighborhoods B, D, and it can be seen:

Neighborhood_B_Proposed Plan
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Neighborhood_I_Proposed Plan

NTMP Priority List Document

  1. NTMP Priority List report 12-07-2011 Report Only (PDF)

About the Program

On August 21, 2006, the La Habra City Council approved the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP). The development of the program was the result of several months of work from an Ad Hoc Committee and traffic engineering consultant.

The intent of the NTMP is to better accommodate residents' requests to address traffic-related concerns and provide the City with a systematic approach to handling these requests. In addition, the NTMP provides the City and residents with a wider range of traffic management strategies to address these concerns in residential neighborhoods.

Stakeholders Ad Hoc Committee

The Ad Hoc Committee of stakeholders consisted of representatives from the:

Community representatives were also appointed by the City Council to serve on the Committee. A total of 21 persons participated on the Committee.

Public Forums & Comments

In addition, the City hosted a public forum to solicit input and comments on the NTMP. View the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program Final Document (PDF) for more information.