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What's New
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The New York State Department of Transportation has requested an amendment to the 2010-2015 Transportation Improvement Program to add 1.65 million dollars for construction and construction inpsection for Phase II of the Beach Road reconstruction project in Lake George, specifically for the State-owned section of the roadway. Public comments on the proposed amendment will be accepted until June 21, 2013 and may be submitted (1) in writing to A/GFTC, 11 South Street, Suite 203, Glens Falls, NY, 12801, or (2) by utilizing the Contact Us tab to the left of this page.
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The 2014-18 Transportation Improvement Program has been approved by the A/GFTC Policy Committee. Click here to view the document.
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A Request for Proposals for a land use and transportation study for the Exit 17 / Route 9 Corridor in the Town of Moreau has been issued. Responses are due to A/GFTC by May 2nd. Click here to view the RFP.
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The New York State Department of Transportation has requested two amendments to the 2010-2015 Transportation Improvement Program. The first is to add funds for the Route 9 Safety Project in South Glens Falls. The second is to establish a new rail crossing of the CP Rail line in the Town of Putnam. Public comments on either or both of the amendments will be accepted until December 27, 2012.
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AGFTC has launched a survey and website in support of the Long Range Plan update. We encourage all residents of the Warren, Washington, and northern Saratoga area to take a few minutes to complete the survey and explore the content on the 2035 Ahead website. For paper copies of the survey, please contact us.
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At the request of the Glens Falls Police Department, A/GFTC will be conducting an evaluation of crossing guard locations throughout the city. During the month of October, staff will be collecting pedestrian counts at existing manned crossings as well as at adjacent locations where crossing activity is observed. Student concentrations and vehicular traffic volumes will also be assessed and outreach to PTAs is planned for November. Staff will report its findings to the GFPD with the goal of optimizing the deployment of the crossing guards to the locations and during the times that they are most needed. Comments or suggestions may be sent to info@agftc.org or by contacting A/GFTC staff at (518) 223-0086.
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The Glens Falls School District Circulation Study is now complete and available here.
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The Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan has been updated, and is available here.
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iPoolNorth has been updated with new features and a new user interface. Existing users can sign in to the site for the first time using their email address as their password.Then you can set a new password by following these steps: In the profile box on the left side of My Page, click on the edit icon (looks like a small pencil and notepad). Click "change password." Put in your email address as your current password, enter your new password and hit "save."
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