Your input is needed! The US Highway 287 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Feasibility Study is now available for public review and comments through Sept. 16 at www.boco.org/287planning
Key Points:
- The US Highway 287 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Feasibility Study is now available for public review.
- Public comments on the study are welcome at boco.org/287planning by Sept. 16.
- The study’s second phase focusing on Vision Zero Safety and Multimodal Mobility will start soon.
The Boulder County Planning & Permitting plan focuses on recommendations for transit-related service enhancements and capital investments along US 287 from Longmont to US 36 in Broomfield to provide additional options for people to get where they want to go.
The community is invited to review and comment on the plan, share what is important moving forward, and provide additional suggestions for the US 287 project team.
Over the past 18 months, the US 287 project team has worked with local communities and agency partners, including Commuting Solutions, to identify opportunities to improve transit services along the US 287 corridor. The corridor connects Boulder County, City & County of Broomfield with communities in Larimer County, as well as connections to Downtown Denver.
The US 287 BRT Feasibility Study is considered the first-phase study with a second phase, Vision Zero Safety, and Multimodal Mobility, anticipated to start this Fall.
Subscribe to US 287 transportation planning news to receive up-to-date information, invites to future public meetings, and more opportunities to share input and suggestions.
The US 287 BRT Feasibility Study was co-funded by Boulder County and the City & County of Broomfield. Additional partners include the City of Longmont, Town of Erie, City of Lafayette, Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), the Regional Transportation District (RTD), Denver Council of Regional Government (DRCOG), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), Commuting Solutions, Smart Commute Metro North, Broomfield Chamber of Commerce and Longmont Chamber of Commerce. Additional assistance was provided by the City of Fort Collins, Town of Berthoud, City of Loveland, and the North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization.
For additional information, contact Jeff Butts, Boulder County Transportation Planning, at jbutts@bouldercounty.org or 720-564-2754.
