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Clackamas County opens virtual comment period for Transportation System Plan update
Summary
Clackamas County is seeking public input on an update to its Transportation System Plan for unincorporated areas and will hold a virtual open house Jan. 5–Feb. 16; residents are asked to comment on roads, sidewalks and bike facilities via the county project webpage.
An unidentified county representative announced that Clackamas County is updating its Transportation System Plan (TSP) for unincorporated areas and invited residents to a virtual open house running Jan. 5–Feb. 16 to share feedback.
The county framed the outreach as an opportunity for residents to shape the future of local transportation, including roads, sidewalks and bicycle facilities. "We are working to update the Transportation System Plan, or TSP, for unincorporated areas of the county," the speaker said, adding that public participation "will help shape the future of the county's transportation system, including our roads, sidewalks, bike facilities, and more."
Officials asked residents several specific questions to guide responses: What are your travel concerns? What's missing from our roads, sidewalks, and bike lanes? What would you like to see changed? The county provided its project web page—clackamas.us/transportation/tspupdate—as the primary place to learn more and submit comments.
The speaker also said the county will follow up with additional outreach events in the spring. No formal votes or decisions were recorded in the message; it functions as an announcement and invitation for public input ahead of the TSP update process.
Next steps: the virtual open house runs Jan. 5–Feb. 16; residents who want to review materials or submit feedback can visit clackamas.us/transportation/tspupdate.
