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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

How Does the Plan Impact Me?

 

Do you drive to work? Do you hate potholes? Do you ride your bike on trails or walk through parks? Maybe you ride the bus or other public transportation? Have you ever been in a traffic incident? Do you go shopping or operate your own business?

 

If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, you should care about Metropolitan Transportation Plans. Transportation planning affects all of us - it influences the roads that are repaired, the systems that are implemented, and even the goods, services, and businesses that come into the area. As our economy grows and travel in the region increases, our communities will look to plans like this for recommendations and analyses that guide them in their decision making.

Public Comment Opportunity!

The final comment period for the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan is approaching and will be posted here once it becomes available.

Virtual Town Hall Giveaway Terms & Conditions!

You must register and attend the Virtual Town Hall to be eligible. The Virtual Town Hall will take place on Tuesday, December 9th, from 4:30 – 6 p.m. The Winner of the gift card will be randomly selected after the town hall and contacted via email. By participating in this promotion, you acknowledge that Facebook is not responsible for this promotion and will not be held liable in connection with this contest, and that it is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered, or associated with Facebook.

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Who We Want to Reach

 

EVERYONE can share their thoughts! We welcome input from all walks of life, from people living and working in all areas in the tri-county region. No idea is too small or too grand. Planners find inspiration everywhere! 

 

The Plan should reflect what changes YOU want to see in your community. Get involved in the planning process by attending a public meeting, sharing your feedback, or contacting us with questions.

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