Tompkins County looking for public input about 2024-2027 Mobility Vision
TOMPKINS COUNTY, N.Y. (WENY) -- Tompkins County is looking for public input about transportation needs and demands around the county.
Several public sessions are taking place, aiming to address transportation needs with a focus on removing barriers for low income and other underserved community members. There is a public survey online for comment, found here, as well as several in person meetings for feedback from residents.
Tompkins County Chief Transportation Officer Frank Doldo stated, “The purpose of this project is to analyze existing transportation barriers in the community, specifically around the transportation needs and demands of Tompkins County residents. Previous plans have indicated that transit demand to and from employment, food sources, education, health care, and recreation, described in the Mobility Vision as social determinants of health, are not being met.”
This is a part of the 2024 - 2027 Mobility Vision project, and the meetings are open to all. The full list of meeting times can be found below.
- Monday, July 8th 12:30pm - Virtual Zoom Meeting (Register Online Here)
- Monday, July 8th 4:00pm - Tompkins Public Library, Borg Warner East Room, 101 East Green Street, Ithaca, NY
- Tuesday, July 9th 4:30pm - Groton Public Library 112 E. Cortland Street, Groton, NY
- Wednesday, July 10th 4:30pm - Caroline Town Hall 2670 Slaterville Springs Road, Caroline, NY
- Thursday, July 11th 5:00pm - West Village Community Center 150 West Village Place, Room 328, City of Ithaca, NY
- Monday, July 15th 4:30pm - Enfield Town Hall 182 Enfield Main Road, Ithaca, NY