News

PennDOT opens public comment period for transportation plan

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) recently opened the public comment period concerning proposed updates to its Statewide Public Participation Plan.

The Statewide Public Participation Plan is required as part of the Code of Federal Regulations. It outlines opportunities for public participation in statewide transportation planning and programming.

Included in the plan is an explanation of how the public can get involved in statewide transportation planning and programming processes and how public feedback is used to develop the Statewide Long Range Transportation Plan, the Twelve Year Program, the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, and the Statewide Public Participation Plan.

The plan is available at PennDOT district offices, Metropolitan and Rural Planning Organization offices, and at stakeholder locations throughout the state. An electronic copy is available on PennDOT’s website.

PennDOT requests the public review the plan in its entirety and comment. PennDOT will review and evaluate all comments received.

During the evaluation process, PennDOT will determine what changes will be made to the plan.

Comments close on March 11. All comments and questions received will become a part of the update process documentation.

Pennsylvanians with questions about the comment period or the plan, or who require special assistance to participate, should contact the PennDOT Bureau of Equal Opportunity.

Melina Druga

Recent Posts

Rep. Kelly lauds success of Erie’s Opportunity Zone

On Monday, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) held a field hearing in Erie, Pa., to…

1 day ago

Volvo showcases vehicle featuring technology from Aurora Innovation

Volvo Autonomous Solutions recently unveiled an autonomous truck at the ACT Expo in Las Vegas…

1 day ago

The Wistar Institute receives $649,971 grant to support expansion of Biomedical Technician Training program

The National Science Foundation recently awarded Philadelphia-based The Wistar Institute, an independent nonprofit institution devoted…

1 day ago

Aqua Pennsylvania receives $6.7M in state funding for PFAS treatment facility

The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority recently awarded Bryn Mawr-based Aqua Pennsylvania with a $6.7 million…

2 days ago

Ben Franklin Technology Partners clients generated nearly $3B in revenue, report finds

According to a new report, clients of Ben Franklin Technology Partners generated $2.8 billion in…

2 days ago

PPG to invest $300M in advanced manufacturing

Pittsburgh-based PPG recently announced plans to invest $300 million in advanced manufacturing throughout North America.…

2 days ago

This website uses cookies.