If interested in participating, please submit a Notice of Interest. In order to be considered, structure must be a minimum of 20’ in length and must be rated structurally deficient on the most recent bridge inspection report.
The SORTPO Transportation Technical Committee meeting on April 12th and the SORTPO Policy Board meeting on April 27th are canceled due to a lack of actionable items.
New pilot program connects Oklahomans with transportation services in rural areas A new state mobility management pilot program launching this spring will help connect communities… Read More »New pilot program connects Oklahomans with transportation services in rural areas
In the state of Oklahoma, the regional transportation planning organization program has enhanced the level of public awareness in transportation planning across all regions, gaining input on transportation issues that at one time were not addressed.
The SORTPO Technical Committee Meeting on February 8th and the SORTPO Policy Board Meeting scheduled for February 23rd are canceled.
Beginning the week of January 23, 2023, DOT will host a series of 10 virtual workshops to share information and gather feedback from you about active transportation opportunities and challenges. These meetings will be highly interactive and engaging. Mark your calendars!
ODOT is developing a statewide Active Transportation Plan for all Oklahoma residents and visitors, and they need to hear from all of our community members… Read More »OK Active Transportation Plan Survey
The Southwest Oklahoma Regional Transportation Planning Organization (SORTPO) 2023 schedules for the Transportation Policy Board and Transportation Technical Committee has been released. Meetings will take… Read More »SORTPO 2023 Meeting Schedules
The final draft of the Regional Transportation Plan is ready for public review and comment.
With reliable high-speed internet service and billions of dollars on the line, every Oklahoman is strongly encouraged to check their addresses for current service availability on a newly released map by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the Oklahoma Broadband Office announced today.
