Franklin County seeks public input on transportation plan
Franklin County residents will have an opportunity to weigh in on transportation priorities during an open house at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Franklin County Administrative Building, 272 N. Second St. in Chambersburg. The event is part of work on Franklin County’s 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan, according to a community announcement. Representatives from Larson Design Group and the Franklin County Planning Department will review results from a recent transportation needs survey and gather additional public feedback to help shape transportation goals for the next two decades. County officials said that the long-range plan will guide future transportation decisions and will reflect residents' priorities for roads, trails, transit options and other transportation needs. “This plan is meant to be a practical roadmap for building a transportation system that truly reflects Franklin County — one that strengthens our connections, supports how we live and move every day, and helps set our region up for a strong future,” Franklin County Planning Director Quentin Clapper said in the announcement. “Throughout this process, hearing directly from the people who use our roads, trails and transit options has been essential. The public’s feedback helps us understand what matters most so we can set the right
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