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Aug 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Seda Cog Mpo Meeting
The meeting covered various transportation topics, including updates on the active transportation plan, staff announcements, and public forum discussions regarding state transit funding and legislation. The board approved amendments to the Transportation Improvement Program, including project splitting and funding adjustments for bridge work in Mifflin and Juniata counties. Additionally, updates were provided on the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation project, including contract work on the main line and IT infrastructure, as well as status reports on the 2027 Transportation Improvement Program.
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SEDA-COG Metropolitan Planning Organization Long-Range Transportation Plan 2050
This Long-Range Transportation Plan for the SEDA-COG Metropolitan Planning Organization guides the development, maintenance, and management of a safe, accessible, and multimodal transportation system. The plan identifies and prioritizes transportation projects through the year 2050, with a focus on enhancing economic vitality, safety, security, accessibility, environmental protection, system integration and connectivity, system management and operations, preservation, resiliency and reliability, and travel and tourism. It aims to make prudent investments in infrastructure and services to preserve existing assets, foster new opportunities, and ensure a reliable and resilient transportation system for all populations.
Jun 12, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Seda-Cog Metropolitan Planning Organization Long-Range Transportation Plan 2027-2050
This Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) for the SEDA-COG Metropolitan Planning Organization, spanning from 2027 to 2050, aims to document the current status of the regional transportation system, identify long-term needs, and define the necessary programs and projects. The plan outlines eight key goal areas: Safety, Active Transportation, Economic Development, Environmental Mitigation and System Resiliency, Highway and Bridge, Mobility and Accessibility, System Operations, Travel and Tourism, and Housing. It serves as a financially constrained framework to guide transportation investments and is updated every four years.
The board meeting covered several significant planning and transportation topics. Key discussions included the status report on the CSVT project, including construction progress on bridges, paving, and intelligent transportation systems. The board adopted the 2027-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and the 2026-2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP), following public comment periods. Additionally, the board adopted a self-certification resolution regarding the MPO's planning process compliance. Updates were provided on active transportation initiatives, including the upcoming update to the Active Transportation Plan, and various TIP amendments and administrative modifications were reviewed and approved to manage project funding.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
