Illinois transportation officials are announcing a series of meetings to allow public input on the state's long-range transit plan, which runs from for 2015 through 2020. IDOT head Ann Schneider says the meeting for IDOT's District 4 will be at the agency headquarters in Peoria on Sept. 16. Residents and business officials will have input on priority transit projects during the next five to seven years. It's officially called the Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Plan. The current one is estimated to cost more than $9 billion and runs through 2019. It covers roads and bridges along with mass transit, railroads, bike ways and more. Public meetings will be informal with no presentation planned. For a complete list of meetings visit the Meeting schedule: http://tinyurl.com/pwthj5p
IDOT To Seek Public Input On Transportation Plan
