Join us for the Human Services Transportation Plan Virtual Town Hall Forum
Use this Zoom Link below to join us on Monday, March 18th @ 5PM or call 309 205 3325
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/9807574733?omn=93442602912
The Human Services Transportation Plan (HSTP) is plan that addresses transportation needs of Region 6 residents with transportation challenges and special needs. The last HSTP was completed in 2015. The 2024 update and planning process is currently underway, scheduled to be completed this Spring.
Assist MCRPC in the pursuit of addressing challenges to transportation and mobility in Region 6, by attending our Virtual Town Hall Forum on Monday, March 18th, at 5-6:30 pm. This Virtual Town Hall Forum will provide transportation system users an opportunity to discuss rural public transit needs and share about their experiences. MCRPC aims to understand how residents with transportation challenges and special needs currently use the transportation system and the changes they'd like to see. The data collected from the Virtual Town Hall Forum will be used to develop the Human Services Transportation Plan that will help address the needs to residents facing transportation challenges.
Use this Zoom Link below to join us on Monday, March 18th @ 5PM or call 309 205 3325
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/9807574733?omn=93442602912
When we plan for the Bloomington-Normal area, every goal and task presumes that opportunities and benefits are available to everyone in the community. The equitable treatment of all who live, work, or learn here is essential to planning for our urban community, transportation system, and rural residents and communities.
We rely on our community partners to help us plan well for social, ethnic, and economic communities in our region that have historically had little or no access to the benefits offered by the larger community. These partners represent and serve diverse and vital groups, including people with disabilities, ethnic and racial minorities, older people, young people, and families and individuals challenged by economic disadvantages.
In our principal plans, McLean County Regional Planning Commission integrates tracking and evaluation methods to confirm that access to the planning process and to plan implementation results are equitable in their outreach and impact. MCRPC is both obligated and dedicated to upholding the civil rights guarantees of the federal and state governments. We do this by outreach to the entire region, both through our direct activities and with the aid of partner agencies that represent and serve challenged communities.