Woodstock starts work on a new five-year transportation plan

Woodstock’s next transportation plan will consider sidewalks, bicycle connections and major-road congestion together, following council approval of a planning agreement August 24.

The city selected Kimley-Horn and Associates to develop the five-year Comprehensive Transportation Plan. The document is intended to guide infrastructure priorities and funding decisions as Woodstock begins using transportation sales-tax revenue approved by Cherokee County voters in 2025.

Planned public outreach includes surveys, stakeholder discussions, focus groups and a public meeting. The announcement does not establish a final project list or a construction date for every improvement.

The scope includes missing sidewalk connections, trail access, golf-cart travel demand and traffic-signal timing. Residents can follow the city’s transportation page for opportunities to comment as the planning work proceeds.

Source: Read the original announcement or official community resource.

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