Ten Year Master Plan

A Master Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan intended to guide the growth and development of a community or region and one that includes analysis, recommendations, and proposals for the community’s population, economy, housing, transportation, community facilities, sustainability, urban design, and land use.

The City of Wyoming’s Master Plan is updated every ten years and was just updated in April 2018.

Springfield Pike Improvement Plan: Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety

The Springfield Pike Improvement Plan (PDF) proposes pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements along the Springfield Pike corridor. This is a joint planning document with the Village of Woodlawn, developed in coordination with planning consultant KZF Design, to ensure a cohesive design along the shared transportation corridor. Wyoming’s study area includes the Promenade (the area from the Civic Center to the Wyoming branch library), North Pike, and the Wyoming-Woodlawn gateway. Improvements could include high-visibility crosswalks, curb bump-outs, improved bus shelters, pocket parks, new landscaping, bike lanes on the west side of the Pike, and public art, among others.