Portsmouth Master Transportation plan involves the community
In an effort to improve the economic, social and physical health of communities, the City of Portsmouth is implementing a 20-year master transportation plan. City officials and engineers recently held an open house to receive input and feedback from the community before moving to the next phase.
George Brisbin Jr., Manager of Transportation and Maritime Planning for the city of Portsmouth.
Planning Department employee Stacy Porter worked behind the scenes to ensure a successful forum.
From left: Irv Lindley of Olde Towne, Gerry Farrow of Swimming Point and Paige Cherry of Willow Breeze discussed the upcoming changes.
Hampton Roads Transit employee Henry Ryto paid particular attention to public transportation plans.
Vernon Patterson, left, and A.C. Palmer discussed traffic concerns with engineering consultant Todd Delk.
City of Portsmouth Planning Manager Jocelyn Adumah with her friend Paul Forehand, Norfolk Parks and Recreation Analyst.
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