Respect Bird Rock

  WE DID IT!  Thanks to YOUR signatures, voices, and persistence, the San Diego City Council unanimously approved the Comprehensive Speed Management Plan on March 16, 2026. And here's what we've been fighting for: La Jolla Boulevard between Pacific Beach and Bird Rock is  OFFICIALLY  on the list as a designated safety corridor! What started out as a local cause became a city-wide campaign. The plan will lower speed limits on nearly 680 miles of San Diego streets—about 20% of our entire city road network. School zones can now go as low as 15 mph, business districts to 25 mph, and safety corridors will see 5 mph reductions. This victory belongs to every single person who signed, shared, and spoke up. What This Means for Our Street The stretch of La Jolla Boulevard you helped highlight is now recognized by the city as a priority for safety improvements. The city used a data-driven approach to identify corridors with higher crash rates and pedestrian activity—and your ad...

  We're in the home stretch, and this is it — the final step to get a safer La Jolla Boulevard! 🏁 Thanks to YOUR voices and every single person who signed this petition, we've made incredible progress. And a huge thank you to Councilmember Joe LaCava for listening and for including La Jolla Boulevard between Pacific Beach and Bird Rock — along with so many other streets — in the Citywide Speed Management Plan. Your leadership is making our community safer. 👏  But we're not done yet.  There is ONE more step in this process to get the speed limit lowered. The City Council hearing is this Monday, March 16 at 2 PM. We need supporters to show up — in person or online — and urge the Council to approve the plan. Here's how you can help right now: ✅  Send a comment:  Use the link below to submit a comment in support of Agenda Item 201. 👉 CLICK  HERE ✅  Sign up to speak:  Want to testify at the hearing? Log in to speak here: 👉 Monday 2pm Log in  H...