City of Lloydminster Wants to Hear Your Traffic Woes

Members of the public are invited to participate in an online survey that will help shape the City of Lloydminster’s Transportation Master Plan (TMP).
The City’s Planning and Engineering Team, along with ISL Engineering, is conducting the survey to gather input about priorities, opportunities and recommendations from Lloydminster residents. The survey includes a map that allows participants to identify areas of concern on matters such as traffic congestion and safety.
The survey is available online at lloydminster.ca/TMP2015. Paper copies can be obtained at City Hall during regular business hours.
“The information collected in this survey will play a big part in our long-term planning for transportation infrastructure,” said Terry Burton, Director of Planning and Engineering. “All residents who use the transportation network in our city – whether it be by car, bicycle or on foot – are encouraged to take part in this survey and help shape the future of transportation in Lloydminster.”
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