210 E. Center Street
  P.O. Box 6129
  Pocatello, Idaho 83205
      (208) 233-9322
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Bannock Transportation Planning Organization is the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Pocatello/Chubbuck Metropolitan Area. BTPO has been an MPO since 1982. Located in Pocatello, Idaho, BTPO is focused on establishing a comprehensive, coordinated, and continuing transportation planning process.

BTPO provides a regional forum to address transportation and air quality planning issues. BTPO also works to ensure that the identification and implementation of transportation projects are identified and coordinated by local, state, and federal agencies, and the general public.

BTPO serves the communities of Pocatello, Chubbuck and Northern Bannock County.

  2035 Regional
Transportation Plan

Comment Form

Public Open House will be held:

Wednesday, July 14, 2010
3:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Chubbuck City Hall

Click on the ad (right)
for more information.

Weigh in on what traffic
corridors in the
Pocatello/Chubbuck
areas are most in
need of improvement.

$17 Milllion in road
improvement funds.
Six corridor wide project
packages are under
consideration.
Public input will be
used to select the top
2 or 3 traffic corridors
needing improvement
first, and funds will
be directed towards
those projects judged
most important.

Project review and voting
can be done in as little as
5 to 10 minutes. Anyone
who would like to have a say
in how road dollars are
spent in our community is
encouraged to attend.  

Traffic Counts

Counts are being added
to the website
as they are updated.
Click on the Counts Page.
If the count you are looking
for has not been added,
contact:
Connie at BTPO
(208) 233-9322
or email connie@bplan.org
Please specify your request
and leave your fax number.
Idaho Transportation Department's
Permanent Traffic Counts
are listed on the Counts Page as well.
 

 

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    MAY, 2010

    May is National Bike to Work Month
    May 17-22 is Bike to Work Week
    May 22 is Bike to Work Day

    Ride for Fun, Ride for Health,
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    Bicycling is:

    • great exercise
    • inexpensive
    • good for the environment
    • good for the community

    You can get in shape on the way
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    By reducing automobile traffic
    you help to reduce air, water,
    and noise pollution. Biking is good
    for the community because it
    makes our streets safer,
    quieter, and cleaner.

    Click on the logo (below left)
    for the website.

    Bike to Work
    Employee Challenge
    Information

    Bike to Work
    Events

    Contact:
    connie@bplan.org