Citizens are understandably concerned about transportation infrastructure.
Ensuring current and future movement of tangible and intangible items, including information and people, is a primary need of our society. It is the responsibility of the agencies involved in planning expansion and maintenance of the existing infrastructure to make certain that citizens understand, and have a part in the planning. As the population grows, and more demands are placed on existing transportation infrastructure and new technologies, these concerns will likely only expand. MCAG began disseminating agendas and program and transportation information to the public and member jurisdictions via e-mail and a Website on the Internet in 1996. MCAG continues to research and implement effective and non-traditional methods for encouraging and promoting citizen participation and intergovernmental coordination.