Public Participation Plan (PPP)
Ensuring community voices guide every step of transportation planning in the Mat-Su Valley.
What is the PPP?
The Public Participation Plan (PPP) explains how MVP involves the community in its transportation planning and decision-making. It establishes the policies, strategies, and tools used to provide residents, businesses, and partners meaningful opportunities to participate in developing the region’s transportation plans and projects.
The PPP ensures MVP’s process is transparent, inclusive, and responsive to community needs, helping make sure federal transportation funds reflect local priorities.
Why it Matters
Public involvement is essential to shaping safe, connected, and equitable transportation systems. The PPP outlines when and how people can provide input on key plans, including the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP), Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP).
How to Participate
Community members are encouraged to get involved in MVP’s planning process by:
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Attending public meetings of the Policy Board and Technical Committee
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Submitting written comments online or by email during open comment periods
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Participating in surveys, workshops, and outreach events hosted by MVP and its partners
Why it Matters
Public involvement is essential to shaping safe, connected, and equitable transportation systems. The PPP outlines when and how people can provide input on key plans, including the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP), Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP).
How to Participate
Community members are encouraged to get involved in MVP’s planning process by:
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Attending public meetings of the Policy Board and Technical Committee
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Submitting written comments online or by email during open comment periods
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Participating in surveys, workshops, and outreach events hosted by MVP and its partners
Title Vl Notice of Nondiscrimination
MatSu Valley Planning For Transportation Title VI plan guides MVP’s planning and project delivery process to ensure that individuals of all races, income levels, ages, abilities, and genders have equal input in, and equally benefit from our work.
To request assistance or file a Title VI complaint:
Email: info@mvpmpo.com
Phone: (907) 921-2425
Mail: MatSu Valley Planning for Transportation (MVP)
PO Box 2587
Palmer, AK 99645
MatSu Valley Planning for Transportation
Contact
(907) 921-2425
Location
PO Box 2587
Palmer, AK 99645
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