Amending Transportation Blueprint
The Travis County Transportation Blueprint is the County’s long‑range, multimodal transportation plan covering 30 years. It was adopted on July 16, 2019 and this is the first amendment to the plan since adoption.
This amendment seeks to accomplish the following tasks:
- Update the roadway network and maps
- Create a process for amending the Blueprint
- Provide an application form for amendments
Provide Feedback on Transportation Blueprint
Phase 2 (Complete)
Phase 2 of Public Engagement began in January 2019. County staff shared proposed transportation projects, programs, and studies from a draft version of the Blueprint and asked the public to comment. Travis County received a total of 13,453 survey responses online and at in-person events. The County also received 494 open-ended comments on a variety of topics (e.g., traffic congestion, safety, transit, bike lanes, sidewalks, and climate change).
For a complete list of results and comments, please see the Phase 2 report and Appendix.
Phase 1 (Complete)
The County began the planning process in August 2016 with a robust public engagement effort to understand the priorities and needs of residents to incorporate into the Plan. The County received over 5,800 surveys, 500 mapped comments, and 7,000 general comments through surveys, an online mapping tool, email, and at meetings. County staff has reviewed and analyzed all input and summarized it in a report:
For a summary of results and comments, please see the Phase 1 Report.
For the full list of comments and additional information, please see the Phase 1 Appendix to the Public Engagement Report.
