Northeast Michigan
Regional Non-Motorized Transportation Plan and Investment Strategy
NON-MOTORIZED TRAILS COUNTY MEETINGS
February & March 2008
For additional information contact: Nico Tucker, Transportation Planner 989-732-3551 ext. 20
Additional Information
NEMCOG
has initiated a one-year planning effort funded by the
Michigan Department of Transportation. The purpose is to
develop a comprehensive, regional Non-Motorized
Transportation Plan and Investment Strategy for
Alcona, Alpena, Cheboygan, Crawford, Iosco, Montmorency,
Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego, Presque Isle and Roscommon Counties.
The end product can be used by the Michigan Department
of Transportation and local officials to prioritize
projects, identify funding sources and guide investment in
the region's non-motorized transportation system.
Identification
of priority projects within this area will help guide MDOT's
investment in the region's non-motorized transportation
system. Local community and
citizen input is crucial to the success of this planning
effort.
State, county and local
officials in the region, non-profit organizations and
interested citizens with an interest in the non-motorized
trail systems are invited to participate in this year long
process. You will have numerous opportunities to provide
input and be part of this important planning effort.
We
will be holding a series of meetings within the 11 county
planning region.
This first meeting will be the Regional Trails Summit/Kick-off Meeting.
Next, there will be 11 meetings - one in each county to identify potential future non-motorized projects
A series of sub-regional working committee meetings/public input sessions to gather feedback on the draft
Final regional meeting to present the completed plan.
Click on your county to download the flyer and registration form for each county non-motorized trail planning meeting.
February 26, 2008: Oscoda County
February 28, 2008: Cheboygan County
March 6, 2008: Roscommon County
March 13, 2008: Presque Isle County
March 18, 2008: Crawford County
March 19, 2008: Montmorency County
We need your help to identify location of existing and proposed trails in your community by downloading a form, completing the information and returning it to NEMCOG.
Download the trail location/comment form by clicking on the hiker
Follow me to the Comment Form!