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Glens Falls
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Warren
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11 South Street, Suite 203
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12801
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Adirondack/Glens Falls Transportation Council
The committee approved updated air quality conformity documentation. Several Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendments were finalized, including projects for CDTA regarding transit vehicle and infrastructure procurement, and the allocation of FTA 5310 funds to non-profit organizations. Conditional approval was granted for roadway safety improvement projects in the Town of Greenwich. Updates were provided on CDTA service changes and trolley operations. The committee reviewed status reports on various local federal aid capital projects across Warren, Washington, and Saratoga counties, the City of Glens Falls, and the Town of Lake George. Additionally, the meeting included updates on NYSDOT project timelines and a review of upcoming 2026-27 planning program activities.
This Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan (CHSTP) for the A/GFTC planning area establishes a framework for coordinating transportation services, specifically focusing on aging adults and persons with disabilities. The plan aims to improve service effectiveness, address gaps, extend service ranges, and enhance interagency cooperation to reduce duplication and prioritize investments. Key priorities include expanding transportation availability in rural areas, for medical needs (especially for seniors), and for night/weekend employment-related travel, while also working to reduce regulatory barriers hindering access.
The committee reviewed the draft 2026 meeting schedule and received updates from the Capital District Transportation Authority regarding route modifications and upcoming service adjustments. The meeting covered progress reports on various planning projects, including bicycle and pedestrian connection studies, corridor analyses, and intersection safety reviews. Additionally, the committee discussed the project solicitation process for the SFY 2026-27 Unified Planning Work Program, reviewed status updates on local transportation projects from municipal sponsors, and addressed NYSDOT guidance regarding the Transportation Alternatives Program applications and upcoming bridge preservation initiatives.
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