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WHY A MOBILITY STUDY?
Liberty County is developing quickly. With increasing traffic to the area, especially within the Cities of Cleveland, Dayton and Liberty, the County needs a transportation plan that manages growth, maintains mobility, and focuses on safety forall users, including:
Cars
Freight trucks
Pedestrians
Bicycles
Public Transit
The Liberty County Mobility Study will define future transportation investments that will move people and goods to and from destinations in a safe and efficient manner. The study will:
Analyze the existing transportation network
Consider existing and future land use and growth scenarios
Recommend ways to improve transportation mobility for residents, businesses and visitors now and in the future
VISION AND GOALS OF THE STUDY
The vision of the Liberty County Mobility Study is to address County needs through multimodal transportation, development, and economic policy, while meeting H-GAC’s goals of mobility, safety, and enabling economic opportunity.
The study's goals are to:
Provide mobility solutions and travel options for daily travelers
Increase freight traffic efficiency
Increase efficiency at high-congestion corridors and intersections
Improve safety at high-crash segments and intersections
Enhance economic opportunity in focus areas
MAP OF LIBERTY COUNTY
HELP US IMPROVE LIBERTY COUNTY!
WHY A MOBILITY STUDY?
Liberty County is developing quickly. With increasing traffic to the area, especially within the Cities of Cleveland, Dayton and Liberty, the County needs a transportation plan that manages growth, maintains mobility, and focuses on safety forall users, including:
Cars
Freight trucks
Pedestrians
Bicycles
Public Transit
The Liberty County Mobility Study will define future transportation investments that will move people and goods to and from destinations in a safe and efficient manner. The study will:
Analyze the existing transportation network
Consider existing and future land use and growth scenarios
Recommend ways to improve transportation mobility for residents, businesses and visitors now and in the future
VISION AND GOALS OF THE STUDY
The vision of the Liberty County Mobility Study is to address County needs through multimodal transportation, development, and economic policy, while meeting H-GAC’s goals of mobility, safety, and enabling economic opportunity.
The study's goals are to:
Provide mobility solutions and travel options for daily travelers
Increase freight traffic efficiency
Increase efficiency at high-congestion corridors and intersections
Improve safety at high-crash segments and intersections
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Public meetings for the Liberty County Mobility Study were held in Liberty on Thursday, May 12, 2022, and in Cleveland on Wednesday, May 18, 2022. For those who were not able to attend either meeting, a recording of the presentation has been made available here for you to view here:
As always, your interest in the Liberty County Mobility Study is appreciated!
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The Liberty County Mobility Study begins
Data Collection and Needs Identification - Fall 2020 through Spring 2021
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Data Assembly and Evaluation
Identification of Issues and Needs for Liberty County
Collaboration with Cleveland, Dayton, Liberty and County Representatives
First Public Meeting - April 29, 2021
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We held a virtual public meeting on April 29, 2021. It can be viewed here.
Analysis and Initial Recommendations - Spring and Summer 2021
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Review Comments Received from the Public
Meet with Cleveland and Liberty/Dayton Stakeholder Committees
Analyze Issues and Make Initial Recommendations
Refinement of Recommendations - Fall 2021 through Spring 2022
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Test Initial Recommendations (using methods such as travel demand modeling software)
Prioritize Projects into Short-Term and Long-Term Categories
Develop Cost Estimates and Funding Plans
Continued Collaboration with Cleveland, Dayton, Liberty and County Representatives
Prepare Draft Report
Second Public Meetings - May 12 and May 18, 2022
Liberty County Mobility Study has finished this stage
A second round of public meetings was held in May 2022 to get your feedback on the Liberty County Mobility Study's recommendations. We met in Liberty on Thursday, May 12, 2022 (this meeting was held concurrently with a meeting for H-GAC’s 2045 Regional Transportation Plan Update), and in Cleveland on Wednesday, May 18, 2022.
Liberty County Mobility Study is currently at this stage
A final report describing the Liberty County Mobility Study's recommended improvements will be created. It will be presented to the Liberty County Commissioners' Court, the City Councils of Cleveland, Dayton and Liberty, and the general public.
Study Ends - August 2022
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The Liberty County Mobility Study is successfully completed!
