Regional transportation committee learns details on $1.2 billion Sagamore Bridge replacement project. The Old Colony Joint Transportation Committee unanimously approved its June meeting minutes and learned that the $1.2 billion Sagamore Bridge Replacement Project is set for an RFP release on
The Old Colony Metropolitan Planning Organization voted unanimously to endorse two regional transportation planning documents.
Old Colony Transportation Committee unanimously reelects officers for 2026-2027 term and approves regional planning documents. Vice Chairperson Dan Salvucci presided as the committee reelected John Stone of Abington as chairperson and Salvucci continued as vice chairperson. The committee voted
Old Colony MPO endorses major transportation amendments and releases regional planning documents. The regional planning body unanimously approved a $67.5 million cost increase for a Route 3 bridge replacement project, raising its price from $52 million to $119.6 million, a 130 percent jump
Old Colony transportation committee unanimously approves $405 million five-year regional infrastructure program. The Old Colony Joint Transportation Committee unanimously approved the FFY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program at its May 7 meeting, which includes $405 million for 16 road
Old Colony MPO approves revised transportation improvement program. The regional planning organization voted unanimously on March 17 to adopt the preferred scenario for its 2027-2031 transportation improvement program, maintaining existing projects and focusing on geographic balance across member
Old Colony Joint Transportation Committee holds quarterly planning meeting. The committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and received an update that the Old Colony Metropolitan Planning Organization voted February 17 to endorse Amendment 2 to the FFY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement
Old Colony Metropolitan Planning Organization unanimously endorses regional transportation and freight network updates. The regional body advanced planning for two East Bridgewater road projects totaling more than 9.2 million dollars scheduled for fiscal year 2029, including a 3.5 million dollar
Old Colony transportation committee votes to cut transit funding by $1.45 million. The Old Colony JTC voted unanimously to reduce federal RTACAP funding for a Brockton Area Regional Transit Authority maintenance facility project from $2.15 million to $700,000. Michael Lambert of BAT thanked the
Old Colony MPO endorses 2026 highway safety targets, advances freight planning. The Old Colony Metropolitan Planning Organization unanimously adopted MassDOT Performance Measures and Targets for highway safety in calendar year 2026, establishing targets of 0.56 fatalities and 4.03 serious injuries
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