21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Fork - Final Report
Recent news that Arkansas will be expanding Route 412 to four lanes across the northern part of the state has left many of us concerned about the impact that project will have on the future competitiveness of the cities in south central Missouri. Missouri is getting left behind.
Below is the 21st report from the 21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Force. It included recommendations to support economic competitiveness, transportation reliability and highway safety. The task force is a a 23-member bipartisan panel comprised of participants from the House of Representatives, the State Senate, the Executive Branch, and the private sector. The Task Force was directed to evaluate and make recommendations regarding our state transportation system and the funding of that system. This report contains a summary of the Task Force’s activities and legislative recommendations.
Below is the 21st report from the 21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Force. It included recommendations to support economic competitiveness, transportation reliability and highway safety. The task force is a a 23-member bipartisan panel comprised of participants from the House of Representatives, the State Senate, the Executive Branch, and the private sector. The Task Force was directed to evaluate and make recommendations regarding our state transportation system and the funding of that system. This report contains a summary of the Task Force’s activities and legislative recommendations.
| Transportation Task Force Report |
Help Identify Transportation Needs - Missouri Long Range Transportation Planning
We have developed an easy-to-use survey to help us compile a working list of regional transportation needs. Together, SCOCOG and the citizens of the South Central Region will identify and prioritize needs and solutions that champion a safe and reliable transportation system that ensures economic prosperity. This input will help MoDOT Planners and Engineers develop a new long-term plan for Missouri's Transportation System.
Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)
The Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) is a special sub-group of SCOCOG comprised of county commissioners and appointed individuals whose primary responsibilities are to advocate for the region on transportation issues and to prioritize regional priorities from concerns identified by the general public. These priorities are then used by SCOCOG staff to assist the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) in developing the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) each year. In addition to establishing local priorities, the TAC also discusses issues such as roadway safety and available grant opportunities. The TAC meets on a quarterly basis and are open to the general public.
It is important to note that SCOCOG staff and TAC members rely heavily on the general public to inform us of concerns that you feel need to be addressed. We are always willing to listen and present identified concerns to the TAC and MoDOT. You can contact our Transportation Planner by calling (417) 256-4226 and asking for the transportation planner or by email here.
It is important to note that SCOCOG staff and TAC members rely heavily on the general public to inform us of concerns that you feel need to be addressed. We are always willing to listen and present identified concerns to the TAC and MoDOT. You can contact our Transportation Planner by calling (417) 256-4226 and asking for the transportation planner or by email here.
South Central Ozark Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) 2017 Regional Transportation Priorities
View the online map here: South Central Ozarks Transportation Needs Map
Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Plan - PTHSTP
Below is a link to the South Central Ozark Region's Public Transit & Human Services Transportation Plan. Please take a look and contact us with any questions or comments you may have.
| 2023 Transit Plan |
Sidewalk Inventory and Conditions Mapping
SCOCOG has completed Regional Sidewalk Conditions Survey. The results of the survey provide the latest data regarding sidewalk location and conditions in communities in the region that have a population of 1,000 or more (excluding West Plains, who maintains their own sidewalk plan).
Go To Maps
Go To Maps
2023 TAC Roster
| Tac Members August 2023 |
Transportation Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes and Agendas
| Tac Minutes November 2023 |
| Tac Agenda November 2023 |
| Tac Minutes August 2023 |
| Tac Agenda August 2023 |
| Tac Minutes June 2023 |
| Tac Agenda June 2023 |
| Tac Minutes April 2023 |
| Tac Agenda April 2023 |
| Tac Minutes December 2022 |
| Tac Agenda December 2022 |
| Tac Minutes August 2022 |