Public Hearings
The NFRMPO periodically conducts public hearings to provide a forum for public input on the Public Involvement Plan (PIP), air quality conformity, and other documents, and prior to major policy decisions such as VanGo™ fare increases.
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| There are no Public Hearings scheduled at this time. |
Public Comment
The NFRMPO periodically provides public comment periods to provide a forum for public input on the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP), Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and other documents.
| Topic | Description | Comments Due | Off-Cycle April 2025 TIP Amendment | The Off-Cycle April 2025 TIP Amendment is open for public comment through May 13, 2025. The 30-day Public Comment period opened on April 14. The Amendment adds one new MMOF project from Larimer County and Fort Collins, one new EAR project from Greeley, and one new FTA 5339 project from Greeley. To provide public comment, please contact Jonathan Stockburger at 970-289-8283 or jstockburger@nfrmpo.org, or submit a comment online. | May 13, 2025 | Title VI Draft Plan | The Title VI Draft Plan is open for public comment through May 6, 2025. The 30-day Public Comment period opened on April 8, 2025. To provide public comment, please contact Becky Karasko at 970-289-8281 or rkarasko@nfrmpo.org, or submit a comment online. | May 6, 2025 | FY 2026-2027 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) | TheFY 2026-2027 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) is open for public comment through May 26, 2025. The 30-day Public Comment period opened on April 25, 2025. To provide public comment, please contact Becky Karasko at 970-289-8281 or rkarasko@nfrmpo.org, or submit a comment online. | May 26, 2025 |
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Active Surveys
The NFRMPO periodically conducts public surveys to provide a forum for public input on plans that are in development.
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| The 2025 Coordinated Plan Survey | This survey is part of the North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization’s public involvement in creating the 2025 Coordinated Public Transit Human Services Transportation Plan, also known as The 2025 Coordinated Plan. The Coordinated Plan is updated every four years with the input of the public, stakeholders, the Mobility Committees, and the Planning Council. For further context, the Coordinated Plan is required for projects receiving Federal Transit Administration 5310 funds that serve older adults, individuals with disabilities, and low-income individuals. It considers mobility in all its forms, so it aims to look holistically and support providers, advocates, and stakeholders in improving at all levels. For further information, please contact Aaron Hull at 970-672-0677 or ahull@nfrmpo.org. |
Plans and Programs in Development
The NFRMPO actively works on plans, programs, and projects throughout the year. The following Plans, Programs, and Projects are currently active. Outreach opportunities are highlighted for each project in the table below.
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US34 Transit Plan LinkNoCo Phase I concluded in 2022 and Phase II kicked off in 2024. Check out Link NoCo Phase II: US34 Transit Plan. Get involved: A major part of the project is community engagement, sign up to receive updates on the plan. |
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2025 Active Transportation Plan (ATP) The 2025 ATP will outline the region’s shared Active Transportation goals and improvements to the region’s Active Transportation System. The ATP is updated every four years and must advance the goals and objectives stated in the 2050 Regional Transportation Plan. Get Involved: Check out the Active Transportation Plan Project Website for more information. |
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2026 Freight Northern Colorado Plan (FNC) The NFRMPO is currently working on a new version of the Freight Northern Colorado Plan (FNC), set to be published in 2026. The purpose of the FNC is to provide a guide for the improvement of the overall freight system within the North Front Range region. Get involved: FNC public involvement opportunities to be announced soon |
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The 2025 Coordinated Plan The Coordinated Plan aims to identify transportation issues, service overlaps, and gaps affecting vulnerable populations, including older adults, individuals with disabilities, and low-income individuals, within the urbanized portions of Larimer and Weld counties. It also outlines goals and strategies to address these identified issues. As a recipient of FTA §5310 funds, the NFRMPO updates the Coordinated Plan every four years with guidance from the Larimer and Weld County Mobility Committees, local stakeholders, transportation providers, and other public members. Get involved: The 2025 Coordinated Plan Survey is currently open |