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Your Ideas Shape the Region's Transportation System |
| The goal of continuing, comprehensive and cooperative planning is to develop and sustain a transportation system that meets regional needs and goals. In a cooperative planning process, the contributors to the plans must include those who live and work in the region. FAMPO wants your advice on how best to allocate transportation resourses to: |
- Move people and goods efficiently
- Support sustainable development
- Protect air quality
- Make transportation a benefit to communities
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Join Our Mailing List |
| If you would like to be on our mailing list to receive updates on transportation programs and studies in our region, please contact our Public Participation Coordinator at donley@gwregion.org. |
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Meetings of the MPO Board and its Advisory Committees are open to the public and anyone is welcome to attend and provide comment to the Board or Committees through a public comment forum. The meetings are currently held at our offices.
The MPO will host several public meetings during the process of developing the region's transportation planning documents. Check out our Transportation Planning Documents link for updated information. |
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Public Involvement and the MPO Planning Process |
The ongoing regional transportation planning process relies on public participation to gather input and guidance for studies and planning documents. The MPO actively solicits information and receives and responds to comments throughout the year by phone, email, U.S. Mail, and at public meetings. Draft documents are released for public review. You can find theses documents by visiting our website, or by requesting the document by mail or email. |
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Public Involvement and the Transportation Project |
| Each transportation project has an extensive development process with public involvement at each step whether roadway, bicycle path, or transit. Public involvement helps to define the scope of a project. While a project is in design, public input supplements the planning expertise with invaluable local knowledge. All transportation projects undergo an environmental assessment in which the public aids in identifying issues and mitigation strategies to address them. When a project is ready to be funded, public involvement informs the MPO's funding priority process. |
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