Clark County-Springfield Transportation Study
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- Location:
- Springfield, OH
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Clark County-Springfield Transportation Study.
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City
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Springfield
County
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Clark
Address
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3130 E Main St
Zip Code
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45505
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clark County-Springfield Transportation Study
The committee reviewed financial reports, including budget status and expense summaries. Administrative actions focused on the approval of amendments to the planning work programs for fiscal years 2026 and 2027. The meeting included the acceptance of the Shrine Road Corridor study, which addressed crash history, speed data, and phased funding strategies. Additional discussions covered the transportation improvement program development schedule, updates on local public transportation initiatives, and a review of the annual newsletter content.
This document details an amendment to the SFY2026-SFY2029 Transportation Improvement Program for the Clark County-Springfield Transportation Coordinating Committee. It outlines performance management targets established under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act for key areas including infrastructure condition (pavement and bridges), system reliability (interstate and non-interstate NHS travel time), freight movement (truck travel time reliability), and congestion reduction (CMAQ emissions). The committee commits to planning, programming, and funding projects to achieve these four-year targets within the Clark County-Springfield region.
This document presents the Clark County, Ohio Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan, a framework designed to enhance transportation accessibility and efficiency for residents, particularly older adults, individuals with disabilities, and low-income populations. The plan addresses critical needs such as limited service areas, public awareness, restricted operating hours, and funding deficiencies. Key strategic goals include improving marketing and public education, securing additional funding for service and technology enhancements, expanding after-hours services, prioritizing resources for the growing elderly population, and establishing comprehensive countywide and cross-county transportation solutions through collaborative stakeholder efforts.
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