Active Transportation

• Walking 
• Biking
• Wheelchair use
• Skating and Scootering

CAMPO considers impacts on these Active Transportation modes as part of our planning processes and activities.  Active Transportation plays an integral role in many people's daily lives, contributes to a reduction in fuel emissions, and improves quality of life.

In December 2022 Crafton Tull and CAMPO staff hosted three walk-audits in the Old Munichburg neighborhood of Jefferson City.  The walk-audits consisted of a slow guided walk along, Madison, Dunklin, and Jefferson Streets. Community members, stakeholders, and staff discussed existing and future infrastructure related to pedestrian and bicycle facilities.  Click here to watch the orientation video led by Dave Roberts from Craft Tull.

Join us for a public meeting.  A presentation will be given at the beginning of the meeting, but the public is encouraged to drop-in anytime.  

May 2023  Meeting Materials
Steering Committee #3 Presentation PDF
Updated project page with interactive web maps

December 2022 Public Meeting Material
Workshop 2 presentation and prioritization survey results PDF

September 2022 Public Meeting Materials
Background Data Poster
Frequently Asked Questions Poster
Facility Types Poster
CAMPO Infrastructure Analysis Poster

Public Survey
A public survey is available at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CAATPsurvey1 or by going to the CAMPO webpage at www.jeffersoncitymo.gov/campo.

While the survey is aimed at those that live or work in the CAMPO region, comments from people outside of the region can be sent to campo@jeffersoncitymo.gov.