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Clackamas County's Transportation System Plan (TSP) reflects all relevant national, state and regional transportation and planning requirements, and provides policies, guidelines and projects to meet transportation needs for residents, businesses and visitors in the unincorporated county for 20 years.
A Public Advisory Committee and a Technical Advisory Committee guided the two-year plan development process, based on extensive input from the public, the business community, planning and transportation experts, and public and private partners. The TSP addresses:
- More than 300 needed transportation projects, though funds are likely to be available for only a small percentage of the total
- The transportation system through a local perspective (rural and urban)
- Safety, health, equity and sustainability
- Integrating transportation with land use
- Active transportation (bicycling and walking) and accessibility needs
- The movement of freight
- Compliance with national and local regulations, including a change of intersection and roadway performance standards
TSP Goals
Sustainable
Provide a transportation system that optimizes benefits to the environment, the economy and the community.
Local Business and Jobs
Plan the transportation system to create a prosperous and adaptable economy and further the economic well-being of businesses and residents of the county.
Livable and Local
Tailor transportation solutions to suit the diversity of local communities.
Safety and Health
Promote a transportation system that maintains or improves our safety, health, and security.
Equity
Provide an equitable transportation system.
Fiscally Responsible
Promote a fiscally responsible approach to protect and improve the existing transportation system and implement a cost-effective system to meet future needs.
Documents
For more information, please contact Long-Range Planning Manager Karen Buehrig at karenb@clackamas.us or 503-742-4683.
