State transportation committee lines up public hearings in Hillsboro, Happy Valley

Portland, ORLocal News

In response to increasing traffic and infrastructure demands, the State Transportation Committee has announced a series of public hearings in Hillsboro and Happy Valley. These hearings are designed to gather community input on local transportation issues, reflecting a commitment to inclusivity in the decision-making process. To date, the committee has received 661 pieces of testimony, both written and in-person, indicating a high level of public interest and concern regarding transportation policies. Local officials have expressed optimism that this engagement will yield valuable insights that can be translated into effective transportation solutions. The hearings provide a platform for residents to voice their concerns, suggestions, and experiences related to transportation in their communities.

As the region continues to grow, addressing these issues becomes increasingly vital for ensuring safe and efficient travel. The committee emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in shaping transportation planning efforts. Overall, the hearings signify a proactive approach to tackling the transportation challenges faced by Hillsboro and Happy Valley.

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