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For more information, contact Sally Ridenour (503) 986-3359 or Walt McAllister (503) 986-4187
Tell us what you think! People interested in transportation safety issues are invited to share their thoughts and ideas with the Transportation Safety Division of the Oregon Department of Transportation at regional meetings across the state. This is one of the first steps the Division is taking as it begins the process of updating the Oregon Transportation Safety Action Plan.
The next meetings are scheduled for Nov. 17 Hermiston at Good Shepherd Medical Center and the Department of Human Services in John Day on Nov. 18. Over the next three months, more meetings will be scheduled in other communities. Meeting times and locations are posted on the Oregon Transportation Safety Action Plan Web page.
The Oregon Transportation Safety Action Plan is the safety element of the Oregon Transportation Plan, the state’s long-range multimodal transportation plan. The Oregon Transportation Safety Action Plan establishes goals, strategies and initiatives that address the core transportation safety challenges and opportunities facing Oregon. It is updated every few years. The current version is posted online.
The meeting agenda includes:
- An outline of the transportation safety planning process
- An overview of transportation safety related data including statewide data and data specific to the local community
- A discussion of statewide and local safety challenges and opportunities
People interested in providing input but who cannot attend the meeting are encouraged to contact Walt McAllister, Community Programs manager for ODOT’s Transportation Safety Division, at (503) 986-4187 or email.
The meeting is open to the public. Accommodations will be provided to persons with disabilities, and alternate formats of printed material are available upon request. Please call (503) 986-4187 prior to the meeting (TTY: (503) 986-3854).
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