Public Participation
MTC seeks public review of plan helping people with limited English proficiency
May 3, 2019
Public Participation
Public Participation
Follow Bay Bridge Bridge West Span Bike and Ped Path Discussion on Facebook Live, Monday
November 16, 2018
MTC and ABAG will be livestreaming a meeting on a proposed pedestrian and bicycle pathway on the Bay Bridge West Span at 6:30 p.m. Monday. The presentation will be streamed and questions will be answered live at: https://bit.ly/2ERGTWD Read More
Public Participation
Bay Area Youth To Play Role In Region's Planning Process
November 15, 2018
Kingmond Young
Youth from all nine Bay Area counties will play a role in the Horizon planning process over the next three years. Read More
Public Participation
Are We Coming Through Loud and Clear? Are We Hearing You?
April 3, 2018
Marshall McLuhan famously posited that “the medium is the message,” meaning that how you convey information is as important as the intended message itself. MTC’s Draft 2018 Public Participation Plan examines the media and methods the agency uses to get its messages across to the public, and to collect feedback. In essence, we are asking the public to comment on how they would like to receive information and comment in the future on MTC’s plans and programs. Read More
Public Participation
Help Us Plan the Future of the Bay Area!
March 1, 2018
Joshualeverburg1 (Creative Commons)
What should the San Francisco Bay Area of the future look like? MTC and ABAG want to hear from you as we develop a blueprint for how our region lives, works and plays in the decades ahead. Read More
Public Participation
MTC Needs Your Input!
January 25, 2018
Noah Berger
Would you like to help MTC improve how we provide information and hear public input on transportation projects and programs? Would you like better connections with the agency that plans for the future of the Bay Area's road, highway and transit networks? If so, please share your thoughts about how we can best reach out to you for comments and ideas by completing a brief survey (takes about three minutes).
The survey closes on February 21, 2018 and is being conducted in Spanish and Chinese as well as English. Read More