Camas, Washington Selects Urban SDK for Enhanced Traffic Safety and Hotspot Identification

Urban SDK expands in Washington with new partnership to enhance traffic management.

Urban SDK Partners With Camas

Urban SDK continues to expand its presence in the Pacific Northwest, partnering with the City of Camas, Washington, to address growing traffic safety concerns and better identify accident hotspots. Camas, with its picturesque setting along the Columbia River and a population of over 26,000, has been experiencing increased demands for targeted traffic data and solutions to manage speed enforcement and improve public safety. Through the adoption of Urban SDK’s comprehensive traffic management platform, the city aims to streamline data collection and leverage advanced insights to guide traffic calming and enforcement initiatives.

Urban SDK's Eric Wingbermuehle commented on the partnership: “We’re thrilled to welcome Camas to the Urban SDK family and look forward to supporting their traffic safety initiatives. By providing traffic data and advanced analytics, we’re helping communities like Camas proactively address traffic concerns and optimize safety measures.”

Addressing Traffic Safety Challenges in Camas

Like many growing cities, Camas faces unique challenges in traffic enforcement and safety management as it seeks to accommodate both residential and commuter traffic. The city has been receiving frequent reports of speeding, congestion, and safety concerns across key intersections and popular routes. With Urban SDK’s platform, Camas will gain a complete view of traffic volumes, speed data, and accident hotspots across the city, allowing for an evidence-based approach to prioritizing resources and implementing traffic calming measures.

As part of the partnership, Urban SDK’s traffic management platform will provide Camas with the ability to monitor and analyze traffic speed data across high-risk areas. The platform’s capabilities will support Camas officials in identifying where accidents are more likely to occur and in proactively responding to resident concerns about road safety. Additionally, by analyzing before-and-after data for traffic volumes and speeds, Camas will be able to measure the impact of its traffic calming efforts and adjust strategies as needed for long-term success.

How Urban SDK Drives Traffic Safety Across Washington

"Urban SDK is already supporting other cities in Washington, such as Shoreline, and it’s exciting to see how our platform continues to benefit cities in the region," added Wingbermuehle.

The company has been growing its footprint in Washington, with clients like Shoreline and now Camas turning to the platform to manage and improve traffic safety in their communities. In addition to traffic data, Urban SDK’s platform also provides a suite of planning and analysis tools that help local governments forecast traffic patterns, assess roadway conditions, and track performance of traffic enforcement programs.

Through this partnership, Urban SDK aims to provide Camas with all the necessary tools to support its traffic safety goals while reducing the strain on municipal resources.

The platform’s comprehensive features, including hotspot identification, speed tracking, and traffic volume analysis, allow city officials to make data-driven decisions to better serve residents. By helping cities pinpoint the specific locations that need attention and measure the effectiveness of interventions, Urban SDK is transforming how cities approach traffic enforcement and safety.

About Urban SDK
Urban SDK is a data analytics platform providing tools for smart city planning, traffic management, and safety solutions for communities. With a mission to empower cities and agencies with actionable insights, Urban SDK’s platform integrates data from diverse sources to help cities plan for the future while addressing today’s challenges. Trusted by municipalities across the country, Urban SDK is committed to making communities safer and more connected.

Media Contact
Jonathan Bass
Director of Marketing
Urban SDK
jonathan.bass@urbansdk.com

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