Watch this short video to learn more about the process we follow to develop the long-range transportation plan for our region!

​This is available on our YouTube channel, and was distributed via social media and in our fall 2020 e-newsletter, the Capital Region Quarterly.

How do we determine the future vision for our transportation system based on the funding available to us? Check out this presentation about the goals and priorities that drive our project priorities when determining potential funding scenarios. 

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This presentation was given at the February 26, 2020 meeting of the Tri-County Board of Commissioners.

View the Michigan Department of Transportation's 5-year plan and projects for our region.

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MDOT staff presented this during the August 2018 public forums. Visit the Contact Us tab to comment on the topics presented.

Do you ever wonder what safety, pavement condition, bicycle + pedestrian travel options, traffic congestion, public transit, the movement of goods, and air and rail transportation look like in our region? Check out these maps for a detailed look!

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These were displayed during the public open houses on November 8th. Visit the Contact Us tab if you'd like to make a comment on the topics presented. 

Make your voice heard! Share your input on transportation in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties by attending a public open house, submitting a public comment form, or taking our survey for a chance to win a $50 gift card.

Watch this short video to learn more about the process and importance of long-range transportation planning for our region!

This was played during the virtual public meeting to review the draft Environmental & Air Quality Analyses on August 12th, is available on our MTP webpage and YouTube channel, and was distributed via our summer 2020 e-newsletter, the Capital Region Quarterly.

Check out these infographics for stats that tell the story of our regional, statewide, and national transportation system! 

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These were displayed during the public open houses on November 8th, with statistics for Safety, Pavement Condition, and Transit updated for the August 2018 public forms. Visit the Contact Us tab if you'd like to make a comment on the topics presented. 

The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission is hosting a series of public forums on August 21, 23, 28, and 30 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at different locations throughout the region to hear from the public on transportation priorities.

Stop by one of our free, informal public open houses on November 8th! Explore your priorities, learn what it takes to improve our transportation infrastructure, and share your experiences with transportation in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties. 

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Spanish language flyer is available.

We’re seeking input from the public about changes that can be made to improve transportation in the region. Use these sample posts to spread the word on social media!

What is the purpose of the environmental analyses included in the 2045 MTP?

This presentation was given at the virtual meeting on August 12th to discuss and collect public feedback on the draft Environmental Justice, Environmental Mitigation, and Air Quality reports and includes interactive activities that were used during the meeting.

What is the 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan and how does it work? View Tri-County's overview of the process.

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This was made as a presentation by Tri-County during the public August 2018 public forums. Visit the Contact Us tab if you'd like to make a comment on the topics presented. 

Come learn about the current condition of our region’s transportation system, view potential future projects, learn how transportation projects are funded, and provide input on how you would want your transportation dollars spent. Plus, enter for the chance to win a $100 gift card!

We're seeking public input for the long-range vision of the region's transportation system. the 2045 Regional Metropolitan Transportation Plan, titled Moving Mid-Michigan, will integrate everything from biking and pedestrian trails, to traffic congestion, road conditions, public transit, and freight movement.