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Current Transportation Efforts, Plans and Programs

Transportation Priorities Plan

Current Transportation Efforts, Plans and Programs

Transportation Priorities Plan

What is the transportation priorities plan?

The Transportation Priorities Plan (TPP) is a planning project to listen to community values around transportation investment and then take those values to develop a prioritization process so that projects that best meet our values rise to the top and are priority for investment. The prioritization process will be taken to City Council. Learn more about the transportation priorities.

Council adoption!

Thank you to everyone who participated in this process. The values you shared have a direct impact on how the City of Sacramento prioritizes transportation investments.

On November 15, 2022, City Council adopted the TPP prioritization.

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Project milestones

We've accomplished some significant work on the TPP.

We talked with Sacramento's communities about their values for investing in transportation.
Sacramento's City Council adopted criteria and metrics based on community values for prioritizing transportation investments.
City staff prioritized the over 700 planned projects using the adopted criteria and metrics and developed the Initial Prioritization.
We asked for your input on the Initial Prioritization.
Community input is summarized in the TPP Phase 2 Community Engagement Summary.

On November 15, 2022, City Council adopted the TPP Prioritization by Council Resolution.

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