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US 84/W. Hill Ave Detour

Starting November 27, 2012 begins a detour for US 84/W Hill Avenue. Contact Corey Hull for more information. Click the image to view a larger map.

Click here to view the VDT article concerning the detour.


VLMPO Planning Area

In April 2003, Governor Sonny Perdue officially designated the Southern Georgia Regional Commission (SGRC) as the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Valdosta Urbanized Area.  As the MPO, the SGRC is responsible for carrying out transportation planning in the Metropolitan Planning Area using funding received from the US Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration, administered by the Georgia Department of Transportation. The MPO works with these and other transportation planning partners to fulfill the requirements of various federal, state and local transportation planning laws and plans.
 
The MPO is responsible for developing a continuing, comprehensive, and cooperative transportation planning process that includes long range planning, short range improvement programs, public involvement programs, and an annual program of work activities.  In addition to these four main documents and plans, the Valdosta-Lowndes MPO works in a broad range of planning areas to ensure a comprehensive transportation planning foundation for the community.  These topic areas include: socioeconomic analysis, travel demand modeling, freight movement planning, intelligent transportation systems, maintenance and operations, safety and security planning, transit planning, bike and pedestrian planning, environmental mitigation, context sensitive solutions, access management, land use planning and others.
 
Today the SGRC and the VLMPO continue to provide quality comprehensive, cooperative, and continuous transportation planning in the Valdosta Urbanized Area.

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