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Alder Keith Furman

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Council President

Alder Keith Furman,
Council President

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Council Office

Common Council Office:
210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd
Room 417
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: (608) 266-4071
Fax: (608) 267-8669
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District 19 Blog

Transportation in 2025 & Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Kickoff and Survey

December 6, 2018 2:36 PM

Two piece of transportation related news/information:

Last month, Tom Lynch, City of Madison's Transportation Director, gave a fantastic lunch keynote presentation at the Mayor's Neighborhood Conference called Transportation in 2025. That presentation is now available for online viewing. I really enjoyed this presentation and highly recommend watching it. As Madison has experienced rapid growth, our infrastructure has been under heavy strain. As growth continues, I believe it's important that Director Lynch's vision for the future of transportation in Madison becomes a reality. 

Director Lynch's vision includes adding Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) to Madison. A BRT survey is now available and there is a kickoff meeting scheduled for next week:

Join Us as We Plan for the Future of Public Transit in Madison

TAKE THE ONLINE SURVEY HERE

The City of Madison is holding a kickoff meeting for the Madison East-West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor Study on December 12th, and we need your help to make it a success. BRT uses dedicated lanes where feasible, modern stations, and other enhancements to provide fast and affordable service to jobs, entertainment, and schools. Madison's BRT system will complement existing Metro routes and be our city's next big step toward a more sustainable local transit system.

The Madison East-West BRT Planning Study will affect the future of public transit in Madison. It is important that we hear from YOU to ensure that the plan reflects community needs and priorities. We hope you can join us!

What:

Madison East-West BRT Planning Study – Kickoff Open House

When:

Wednesday, December 12, 6:00-8:00 PM (presentation at 6:30)

Where:

Madison Central Library, Room 302
Why:

Join us to learn more about bus rapid transit and the goals of the Madison East-West BRT Planning Study. Share your perspective as we discuss community goals, concerns and priorities related to the future east-west BRT and public transportation in Madison.

Everyone is welcome, including kids!

Interpreters:

Spanish and sign language interpreters will be available at this meeting.

Se proveerá de intérprete de español en esta reunion pública.

Optional RSVP:

Eventbrite Page

Facebook Event Page

 

Project Website and Online Survey

Visit www.MadisonBRT.com to:

  • Learn more about the project
  • Access a map of the Madison East-West BRT study area
  • View BRT photos and information about projects in other cities
  • Sign up for project updates, including public meetings and events
  • Take the online community survey (10 minutes or less!)

Project Contacts

David Trowbridge, City of Madison, (608) 267-1148, dtrowbridge@cityofmadison.com

Zia Brucaya, Urban Assets, (608) 819-6566 x3, zia@urbanassetsconsulting.com

BRT Flyer

(PDF Version: EnglishEspañol | 11x17")

 

As always, if there is anything I can do to help, feel free to reach out: district19@cityofmadison.com

-Keith F




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