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of Maine

Blackwoods Scenic
Byway

Downeast Explorer

Downeast Transportation Service

Island Explorer

Maine Department
of Transportation

National Scenic Byways

Office of Tourism
Scenic Byways

Schoodic National
Scenic Byway

Sunrise Trail

Washington-Hancock Community Agency

West Transportation

Initiatives:

Planning for
Prosperity

School Travel Plans

Resources

Rural Planning Guide

Hancock County
Planning Commission

Transportation Planning Services

HCPC Provides an array of transportation services to towns in Hancock County.

Programs at HCPC:

(Contact person: Jim Fisher)

We help towns find effective solutions to local and regional transportation problems, and assist with applications for state and federal funding. Our staff is experienced in bringing the resources of towns, the Department of Transportation, and the HCPC together in efforts to address a wide range of transportation issues including coordinated improvement schemes to major transportation corridors and development of alternative modes such as ferries and bus transportation.

News Flash

MaineDOT Solicits Municipal Project Requests for Next Six Year Plan

MaineDOT places a high priority on municipal input when planning, designing and implementing transportation improvement projects. Although we continuously receive letters, requests and complaints leading to requests for capital transportation projects, we formally contact municipalities for transportation capital projects consistent with our budget cycle every two years. This is your opportunity to give us your priorities for MaineDOT's Biennial Capital Work Plan for Fiscal Years 2012-2013 and Six-Year Transportation Plan for Fiscal Years 2012-2017.

Two Ways To Send Us Your Ideas

Past Requests

2010 Active Communities Conference
Walking, Biking, Physical Activity and the Built Environment
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
Hilton Garden Inn, Auburn

Part of Go Maine’s Commute Another Way Week

This no cost annual conference includes sessions on funding opportunities, engineering options, safe routes to school, community success stories, walking and biking audits, and more.

Brought to you by:
Maine Department of Transportation, Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Maine State Planning Office, Maine Department of Conservation, Bicycle Coalition of Maine, Go-Maine Commuter Program, and the Maine Safe Routes to School Program

For More Information, Contact Dan Stewart, MaineDOT Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Quality Community Program Manager, 624-3252

Other News

Current Transportation Initiatives

Bike, Pedestrian and Multimodal Planning

Corridor Planning

Local Studies

Scenic Byways

State and Regional Transportation Planning