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Clackamas County Transportation System Plan
Thank you to all who participated in the Virtual Workshop! Your input will be used to help the PAC make its final recommendations for project lists to send to the Planning Commission for consideration this fall. Stay tuned for more updates!
Attend a Community Outreach Event!
As part of our extensive public outreach during this process, County staff is visiting community groups throughout the County to share information and receive comments about the Transportation System Plan update process, proposed projects and project priorities. For more information on opportunities to attend in your area, visit the our Community Outreach page. You can also view the recent presentation given to the Board of County Commissioners here.
For more information on upcoming meetings click here.
The Future of Travel in Clackamas County
Building on our assests & planning for the future - Click here to view the project video!
What: Clackamas County is updating its Transportation System Plan (TSP) for unincorporated areas in the County. The two-year process covers all forms of transportation, including roads, transit, walking, bicyling, rail and air. It is tailored to Clackamas County's diverse geography and planned land uses. The result will be a plan to keep people and products moving safety and smoothly in and through Clackamas County for decades to come.
Why: All Oregon cities and counties are required to have a TSP and update it every 10 years. Our County is changing economically and in population. Through this effort, and with your help, we will identify the best ways to build upon our existing system and make smart future investments that increase choice for getting around.
When: The planning process is going to take about two years - from fall 2011 through fall 2013. See a copy of the current schedule here.
How: In addition to technical work (data gathering, projections, traffic modeling), the updating process includes extensive public involvement throughout the County. This outreach includes a series of regional meetings, workshops and presentations to community and business groups. In addition there will be surveys, newsletters, website, and a public advisory committee.