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Monitoring the NCAMP
and GPBCS
A monitoring process was established in 2023 to keep the prior plans updated and promote implementation. Objectives for the ongoing monitoring process include:
• Track the status of transportation improvements, land use, crashes/ safety, pedestrian/bicycle connectivity,
• Identify issues that require coordination between two or more Monitoring Committee organizations.
• Determine whether Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)/ Capital Transportation Program (CTP) schedule changes should be made for projects recommended in the plans.

the plans’ preferred scenario, vision, goals, and/or recommendations.
Progress and changes include:
• Logistics sites planned in north
Claymont (Tri-State Mall site and First State Crossing)
• Fox Point State Park connection and entrance improvements planned
• Claymont Regional Transportation Center (CRTC) completed
• UD Coastal Resilience Design Studio has developed a concept for a riverfront park at First State Crossing
• Design funding for Governor Printz Boulevard proposed
Learn more at
www.wilmapco.org/claymont.
Update to Delaware’s Long-Range Transportation Plan Is in Progress
DelDOT has begun the process of updating their Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP), estimated to be complete by the end of 2024. The LRTP, titled Connecting Everyone Everywhere, is a policy-based plan that will identify broad goals, policies, and priorities that will serve as a framework for shaping DelDOT’s multimodal transportation investments and decision-making over the next 20 years.
It will also serve as a depository for DelDOT’s future-facing ideas and plans and will further integrate sustainability and resilience considerations into the transportation planning process, working towards creating a well- connected, multi-modal transportation network that enhances safety, addresses extreme weather impacts, and promotes environmentally responsible transportation choices.
Building off DelDOT’s mission of “Excellence in Transportation. Every Trip. Every Mode. Every Dollar. Everyone,” the LRTP is organized by the nine elements contained in the Department’s “Framework for Excellence” and will provide connections between those elements, transportation challenges, and DelDOT’s strategic plans, policies, and projects.
DelDOT has been meeting with each of Delaware’s Metropolitan Transportation Organizations (MPOs) and other
stakeholders to learn about their priorities and plans as they work to build consensus in support of the Plan.
DelDOT looks forward to engaging with you to gather your comments and suggestions on how to provide a helps to connect all Delawareans. Getting and staying engaged during the development of the LRTP is an of transportation projects get funded and built in the future.
Want to make your voice heard? Check out current engagement opportunities below and stay tuned for a comprehensive public engagement campaign occurring in the new year. DelDOT looks forward to hearing from you!
• Take the survey by going to
https://publicinput.com/deldot_ lrtp or scanning the QR code below to share your thoughts on transportation priorities.
• The survey website includes a link to the overall LRTP website, which you can visit for project updates and upcoming outreach events.
• Send the LRTP team an email at DOTPlan@delaware.gov.
DelDOT LRTP Survey
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