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MassDOT unveils statewide long range transportation investment strategy

April 22, 2024 | Cape Cod Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), West Chatham, Town of Chatham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts



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MassDOT unveils statewide long range transportation investment strategy
The Cape Cod Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) meeting on April 22, 2024, highlighted a significant initiative aimed at shaping the future of transportation across Massachusetts. The meeting focused on the development of a statewide long-range transportation plan, a strategic framework mandated by federal law that outlines future investments and planning for transportation infrastructure.

During the session, officials provided an overview of the plan, emphasizing its importance in guiding the next generation of transportation projects. This comprehensive approach aims to address the evolving needs of the state’s transportation system, ensuring it remains efficient and effective for all users.

The discussions underscored the necessity of this plan in aligning local and state transportation goals with federal requirements. By establishing a clear vision for future investments, the plan seeks to enhance mobility, improve safety, and support economic growth throughout the region.

As the Cape Cod MPO moves forward with this initiative, stakeholders are encouraged to engage in the planning process, ensuring that community needs and priorities are reflected in the final strategy. This collaborative effort will be crucial in shaping a transportation system that meets the demands of residents and visitors alike, paving the way for a more connected and accessible Massachusetts.

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