Transportation Planning
Since 1996, Mo-Kan has partnered with the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) to administer a Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) and determine the transportation needs in Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, and DeKalb counties. The TAC’s primary responsibility is to act as a public conduit for directly participating with regional transportation planning. This includes prioritizing transportation needs in the region and shaping the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and the Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP).
Transportation Advisory Committee
| Name | Title | County |
|---|---|---|
| Brad Jarvis | Commissioner | Andrew County |
| Sarah Miller | County Clerk | Andrew County |
| Bruce Lundy | Savannah City Administrator | Andrew County |
| Tony McGaughy | Engineer | Buchanan County |
| Scott Burnham | Commissioner | Buchanan County |
| Johnnie Hoggat | Citizen | Buchanan County |
| Tad Wilson | Cameron Public Works | Clinton County |
| Richard Riddell | Commissioner | Clinton County |
| Mike O'Donnell | Cameron Planning & Zoning | Clinton County |
| Chet Owen | Commissioner | DeKalb County |
| Missy Meek | County Clerk | DeKalb County |
| Terry Workman | Union Star Fire Protection District | DeKalb County |
Minutes and Agendas
Transportation Documents Available Online:
- 2024 Mo-Kan Regional Transportation Plan
- Event Sign Agreement
- Speed Trailer Agreement
- Minnie Cline Crosswalk Report
- Sidewalk Assessment - partially updated
- 2019 Roadway Safety Assessment
- 2018 Mo-Kan Human Services Transportation Plan
- 2023 Mo-Kan Human Services Transportation Plan
- The City of Gower Vision Zero Safety Action Plan - Adopted June 2024
For more information about transportation planning, please contact us.
Transportation Services
LED Event Sign: You may rent the LED event sign.
Speed Radar Trailer: You may rent the speed radar trailer.
Collaboration with the St. Joseph Area Transportation Study Organization resulted in the development of a Safety and Innovation Mobile Lab.
Member communities utilized Mo-Kan resources, including traffic counters, as transportation safety devices.