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Transportation planning
Minnesota's 50 year vision
State Metropolitan Planning Organizations and Regional Development Commissions
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Alternative Transportation Finance opportunities to complement traditional transportation funding sources and financing techniques
Minnesota Transportation Finance Advisory Committee releases recommendations
Report emphasizes the statewide transportation needs to move Minnesota into the future
The state Transportation Finance Advisory Committee, established late in 2011, released its final report on Dec. 27, 2012.
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Full report (PDF 98 pages)
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Transportation is essential
Workers need to be able to get to and from work, and businesses need to be able to get goods to and from their markets.
We must either improve our transportation systems or else suffer the consequences of their decline.
Governor Mark Dayton
The Transportation Finance Advisory Committee was established by Governor Mark Dayton to analyze potential revenue sources and non-traditional approaches to transportation funding and financing as well as opportunities for public-private partnerships to invest in transportation improvements.
The Advisory Committee is a 19 member panel composed of legislators, agency heads, business and the investment community, an economist, a union representative and representatives from city and county government.
Transportation funding and finance around the country
Officials around the country are looking at new ways to fund and finance transportation.