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Cherokee County’s transportation plan has new website for updates

“Transportation demand continues to rise in Cherokee County and this update is an opportunity to enhance our network,” said County Manager Geoff Morton. “The CTP will identify infrastructure improvements that manage increasing demand, support economic development, minimize environmental impacts and ultimately promote a high quality of life for our communities. This process is key in determining the future of transportation across Cherokee County and ensuring our growth is met with the right transportation investments.”
“Transportation demand continues to rise in Cherokee County and this update is an opportunity to enhance our network,” said County Manager Geoff Morton. “The CTP will identify infrastructure improvements that manage increasing demand, support economic development, minimize environmental impacts and ultimately promote a high quality of life for our communities. This process is key in determining the future of transportation across Cherokee County and ensuring our growth is met with the right transportation investments.”
By Juanita Love for the AJC
July 2, 2021

Cherokee County’s latest Comprehensive Transportation Plan update has a new website, www.CherokeeMoves.com, according to a press release. The announcement comes as the county prepares for an update to its CTP, aimed at identifying current and future transportation opportunities to address the growing population.

The CTP will assess enhancements to roadways, pedestrian and bicycle access, transit and freight capacity.

Residents, businesses and visitors are encouraged to read more about the CTP on the new website.

Opportunities for the public to provide input on proposed project plans will be provided later this year.

Information: cherokeemoves@cherokeega.com.

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