Kerr Tar Regional Council Of Governments for Person, Granville, Vance, Warren, Franklin Counties
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Person, Granville, Vance, Warren, Franklin Counties

COMING UP

Next RPO RTCC Meeting, scheduled for September 11, 2008 at 1:30 at the Oxford Public Works Building.

 

WHAT'S UP IN TRANSPORTATION

NCDOT Adpots the new 2009-2015 Transportation Improvement Program.

Franklin County Traffic Maps are available for review. View the 2035 Traffic Volume Map and the 2035 Growth Rate Percentage Map. All maps are DRAFT ONLY. To submit comments regarding the maps, contact NCDOT.

RPO Adopts the new 2009-2015 TIP Priorities. Download the document here.

Current Road Resurfacing Projects (PDF 79kb)

N.C. Department of Transportation's public workshop schedule for projects across the state

 

Local Comprehensive Transportation Plans are Under Way

Warren County Plan, including Norlina, Macon and Warrenton

Franklin County CTP, including Louisburg, Youngsville, Bunn and Franklinton

TRANSPORATION RESOURCES

Map of NC's RPO boundaries

North Carolina Association of RPOs

 
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Transportation Planning

The Kerr-Tar Regional Council of Governments (COG) helps local governments in Franklin, Granville, Person, Vance and Warren counties assess their transportation needs and secure funding to meet them.

Projects

The Kerr-Tar Regional Planning Organization (RPO) pursues an annual Planning Work Program (PWP) to meet the transportation planning needs of the region. RPO staff develop the PWP in collaboration with the Rural Transportation Coordinating Committee for approval and adoption by the Rural Transportation Advisory Committee.

Currents RPO projects are:

  • Regional Planning - Developing Comprehensive Transportation Plans to support the five-county region's economic growth and expand mobility options for residents.
  • State Planning - Coordinating the public process to identify and prioritize projects that should be included in the state's Transportation Improvement Plan.