2050 MTP
The Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is the 25-year document that outlines the state of current transportation, projects future needs, and offers projects and other methods for keeping the people and freight in the KTMPO region moving efficiently. The MTP encompasses all aspects of transportation planning as well as transportation projects within the KTMPO region. Each local entity submits projects within their jurisdiction for possible inclusion into the MTP, and the Transportation Planning Policy Board (TPPB) prioritizes these projects based on the needs of the region. This plan is required to be updated every five years. The Mobility 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan can be viewed or downloaded below. Effective date: July 24, 2024
2045 MTP
The Mobility 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan can be viewed or downloaded below. Effective date: 15 May 2019.
PEP
The Public Engagement Plan (PEP) serves as the official policy document and toolkit for board members, advisory committees, staff and the public.
The public engagement process begins and ends with you in mind. KTMPO intentionally designed each section of this plan to connect with you, your points of view and interests, and your comments about specific transportation issues and concerns that may otherwise be unknown.
KTMPO believes that creating a diverse and inclusive environment is not only the right thing to do, but it also fuels innovation, enhances creativity, and drives the collective success of our region and the State of Texas. We want to develop a culture of mutual concern where relational connections are built, everyone feels heard and respected, and we all come away with the desire to make a difference. To accomplish these values, KTMPO commits to advancing transportation planning by going above and beyond the regulatory requirements of our agency by removing barriers to public involvement. We recognize that achieving true diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility is an ongoing journey, and we remain dedicated to continuously improving and evolving in these areas. Authentic community partnerships are built when planning concerns are simultaneously shifted between the public and decision-makers through policy boards and advisory committees with continued communication toward resolving transportation related issues.
KTMPO board meetings, advisory meetings, and public comment periods are open to the public and hosted in-person and online.
The previous Public Participation Plan (PPP) was written in 2007 and amended every few years to reflect changes in legislation and outreach techniques. This PEP is a major redevelopment of the PPP with the purpose of updating legislation and outreach techniques, and going one step further by implementing public engagement initiatives that align with best practices.
Title VI Plan
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin in any program or activity that receives Federal funds or other Federal financial assistance. As a recipient of Federal transportation funds, KTMPO is required to create and implement a Title VI program for compliance purposes. The Title VI Plan provides an overview of the organization and details how the Title VI program will be implemented by KTMPO.
The 2018 KTMPO Title VI Plan was approved by Policy Board on March 14, 2018.
