Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2056

Draft Metropolitan Transportation Plan Update Available for Comment

The Southeast Louisiana Regional Planning Commission is seeking public input on the draft Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2056 (MTP 2056).

The MTP establishes the region’s long-term vision, goals, strategies, and investment priorities for improving the transportation system through 2056. The draft plan addresses roadways, bridges, public transit, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, transportation safety, freight movement, system preservation, accessibility, and regional resilience.

Review the Draft Plan

View the Draft Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2056

Community members, local governments, transportation providers, businesses, and other interested parties are encouraged to review the draft MTP 2056 and provide feedback. Public input will help ensure the plan reflects the transportation needs and priorities of communities throughout Southeast Louisiana.

Public comment period: September  8th, 2026 through October 12th, 2026

Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2056 Comment Form

Use this form to review the draft Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2056 and submit comments on the region’s long-term transportation needs, priorities, projects, strategies, and investments.

Name(Required)
What Parish do you live in?(Required)
Would You Like to Receive Updates?(Required)

What Happens Next?

Following the public comment period, the Commission will review all comments and consider whether revisions are needed before taking action on adopting the plan. A summary of comments and responses will be included in the final public participation record.

The Transportation Policy Committee of the RPC is expected to consider adoption of the MTP at its meeting on October 13th, 2026.

Questions or Additional Information

For questions about the Transportation Improvement Program, the public comment process, or available materials, please contact:

Tom Haysely
Principal Planner
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 504-483-8510

Please include “FY 2027–2030 Transportation Improvement Program” in the subject line of your email.

Accessibility and Language Assistance

The Regional Planning Commission is committed to providing meaningful access to its programs and public participation opportunities. Alternative formats, language assistance, and reasonable accommodations are available upon request.

To request assistance, contact Malissa Givhan at 504-483-8513 or [email protected] at least 5 business days before comment deadline.

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