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Citizen Advisory Committee

What Does the Committee Do?
The Citizen Advisory Committee advises the Metropolitan Policy Committee about regional transportation planning issues including:

How to involve the public
Recommendations on key products of the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) such as the Regional Transportation Plan and the Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program

The Metropolitan Policy Committee is the decision making body for the Central Lane MPO.

Committee members at their field trip on June 17, 2010: (left to right) Philip Farrington, Jennifer Smith, Sonny Chickering, Sarah Strand, Bill Morganti, Phillip Carroll, Gary Gillespie, Dave Jacobson, Eleanor Mulder, Wendy Butler-Boyesen, Alexandre Lockfeld, and Edward Winter. Not pictured: Paul Adkins, Diana Alldredge, Richard Beers, and Rosalia Marquez.

Committee members at their regular meeting at the Eugene Public Library on July 15, 2010: Paul Adkins, Diana Alldredge, and Dick Beers.

Contact the Citizen Advisory Committee
All email and written correspondence are public record (ORS 192.410-192.505).

Learn More About Committee Members

Citizen Advisory Committee Bylaws (PDF )

When Does the Committee Meet?
The third Thursday of each month
5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Eugene Public Library, Singer Room*
Click here for upcoming CAC Meeting dates

Agendas & Materials

Who are the Members of the Citizen Advisory Committee?
(Current as of January 2011)

Paul Adkins
Diana Alldredge
Dick Beers
Wendy Butler-Boyesen
Sonny Chickering
Philip Farrington
Gary Gillespie
Dave Jacobson
Alexandre Lockfeld
Rosalia Marquez
Bill Morganti
Eleanor Mulder
Jennifer Smith
Sarah Strand, Co-Chair
Edward Winter, Co-Chair

The Metropolitan Planning Organization periodically recruits for new Citizen Advisory Committee members. Recruitments are advertised through local newspapers, email notices, bus posters, and flyers posted at community gathering places. Send us a message to get on our mailing list.

The Citizen Advisory Committee represents diverse experience and interests:
• Bicycle • Business/Chamber • Citizen at Large • Downtown District • Freight • Land Use • Low Income • Minority • Natural Environment	• Neighborhoods • Parks/Trails • Pedestrian • Persons with Disabilities • Rural • School District/Parent • Senior • Student • Transit

Contact:
Kathi Wiederhold,
Lane Council of Governments
859 Willamette Street, Suite 500
Eugene , OR 97401-2910
(541) 682-4430
FAX: (541) 682-2635
Email: kwiederhold@lcog.org