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An MPO is an agency established by federal law to provide local input for urban transportation planning. Communities exceeding 50,000 residents receive federal funds to provide transportation planning. MPOs must provide comprehensive, coordinated, and continuous transportation planning for the safe and efficient movement of people and goods. The planning must align with the region’s larger economic, environmental, and social goals. The transportation planning process emphasizes accessibility to a plethora of transportation options as well as meaningful public involvement. |
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Yes, the public is encouraged to attend all committee and roundtable meetings. Visit our calendar for upcoming events. |
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It's easy - visit our committees page for more information and meeting dates. |
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Visit our committees page, then find the committee that you are interested in. Representatives are listed on these pages, while minutes & agendas can be downloaded. |
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Yes, please visit our library to find plans as well as maps, newsletters, and press releases. If you cannot find a particular item, please contact MPO staff.
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