In June, SEMCOG’s General Assembly will adopt a long-range transportation vision defining how the region’s transportation system can support continued economic recovery, environmental health, community revitalization, and quality of life. 
The short-term funding priorities identified in that plan will be spelled out in the FY 2014-2017 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Together, these documents will guide planning actions and funding decisions for the region.
SEMCOG has posted videos and surveys on congestion, transit, biking, and more – check them out and tell them what you think!
You can also email them directly with your comments, questions, and concerns.
Also, SEMCOG wants to speak to your business, civic, faith-based, or governmental group to spread the word on the importance of our regional transportation system and how everyone can participate in the planning process.
Want to learn more about how the transportation system impacts your everyday life? Contact Sue Stetler at 313-324-3428 or [email protected].