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Transportation Planning Public Participation Plan MULTIPLAN Jackson Urbanized Area (JUA) Map Jackson Urbanized Area Functionally Classification Map 2030 JUA Transportation Plan Brochure 2030 JUA Transportation Plan 2030 Existing & Committed ADT Maps 2030 Traffic Analysis Zones Amendment to 2008-2011 Transportation Improvement Program (7/15/09) 2010-2013 Transportation Improvement Program 2009 Obligated Projects Jackson Urbanized Area Pavement Management System Prospectus_SAFETEA-LU Compliant (adopted 3/08) Congestion Management Bike and Pedestrian Walkway Plan Jackson Metro Area Regional Transit Plan Metropolitan Area Traffic Counting Program TRAFFIC COUNTS (revised 11/2009) American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Projects: ARRA Projects Map ARRA Project Application Summary ARRA - SECTION 208 - Project Selection Procedures, Rules and Criteria REPORTS IN RTF FORMAT: Public Participation Plan Prospectus SAFETEA-LU Compliant 2008-2011 Transportation Improvement Program 2010-2013 Transportation Improvement Program

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CMPDD is the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), responsible for coordinating a federally-mandated Transportation Planning Process for the three-county Jackson Metropolitan Area. The MPO process is guided by the Intermodal Technical Committee and determined by the Metropolitan Planning Policy Committee.

The Intermodal Technical Committee is comprised of public works officials, engineers, and planners that advise local governments regarding transportation matters. This Committee studies transportation issues and makes recommendations to the Metropolitan Planning Policy Committee for their review and consideration.

The Metropolitan Planning Policy Committee is primarily comprised of local elected officials and other members of the business and minority community in the metropolitan area. They make decisions based on the Areawide Transportation Plan and determine the allocation and distribution of federal transportation improvement funds.

This dual process ensures that all technical aspects as well as political considerations are carefully reviewed and that the local citizen's best interests are represented.

For further information please contact Larry Smith at (601) 981-1511.

Revised: December, 2009