2 public meetings set for Mobility Study, Nov. 16-17
As part of the Future Mobility Study, Collin County is hosting in-person and virtual public meetings to present data and gather input on proposed future county roadways and other transportation improvements in the eastern portion of the county. The community is encouraged to participate and share input on the recommendations.
Information presented will be the same at each public meeting opportunity.
Virtual Public Meeting: www.ccfuturemobility.com
A virtual meeting room with all meeting information, a prerecorded presentation, an interactive map, and survey will be available on the study website from Nov. 16, 2022 - Dec. 15, 2022.
In-Person Meetings:
Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022, from 4-7 p.m. Collin College, Farmersville Campus - 501 S. Collin Parkway, Farmersville, TX 75442
Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, from 4-7 p.m.Collin College, Wylie Campus Conference Center (Lot D) - 391 Country Club Rd., Wylie, TX 75098
The in-person meetings will be an open house format and will not have a formal presentation. Representatives from Collin County and the study team will be available to answer questions about study data and recommendations presented at the meeting.
The meetings will be conducted in English. If you have a special communication or accommodation need, such as the need for an interpreter, please contact [email protected] or call 469-294-4502 no later than Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022.
About the Collin County Future Mobility Study
Collin County is experiencing rapid population and employment growth. The Future Mobility Study is an opportunity for residents, businesses and other stakeholders to provide input on current and future transportation needs. The study includes eastern and southeastern Collin County as well as portions of Dallas, Rockwall and Hunt counties to help ensure a regional approach to transportation planning.
Initiated in Fall 2020, the Collin County Future Mobility Study is aimed at identifying transportation improvements to accommodate rapid population and employment growth. Now in Phase 2 of the study, Collin County will present a proposed plan for future county roadways and other transportation improvements, which have been developed based on ongoing data analysis, traffic modeling, and public input collected during Phase 1.
Community input is central to the study. The recommendations reflect feedback received during the spring 2021 public meeting series, which was attended by nearly 2,400 members of the public. The County is offering additional public meeting opportunities to foster continued public participation and ensure the final study plans align with community values and preferences.