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Public comments are still being accepted on the latest update to the Radcliff-Elizabethtown Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Public Involvement Plan.
Radcliff-Elizabethtown MPO Coordinator Jake Zimmerer says a Public Involvement Plan update is required every four years.
“It’s just a brief and not super long, but not super short, plan of what all of our efforts are going to be to involve the public in the transportation planning process over the next four years,” Zimmerer said.
The public comments period on the plan update is open until June 30.
“We’re hoping to just let anyone and everyone look over the plan and say if what we’re doing is adequate,” Zimmerer said. “Are we actually able to reach out with you? Do you have any recommendations for additional stuff we could do to keep the public involved in the process? Any feedback from essentially anyone in our region is helpful and we’ll try to incorporate it into the plan.”
After reviewing the update at www.radcliff-elizabethtown-mpo.org, interested participants can send their comments to Zimmerer.
“All they have to do is email me, jake@ltadd.org, with recommendations and comments, and I’ll work it in any way I can,” Zimmerer said.
A link to the update can also be found on the Radcliff-Elizabethtown Metropolitan Planning Organization Facebook page.
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