Master Plan Executive Summary

Genesee County Board of Commissioners

Genesee: Our County, Our Future Plan provides a forward-looking guide to strengthen the foundation of Genesee County. Our ongoing partnerships with local communities focuses our resources on sustainable community and economic development projects.

This document is a guide for our local communities and a resource for our residents The Genesee: Our County, Our Future document is a Master Plan, the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) for the Genesee County Metropolitan Alliance, and a guide for community development and material management plans.

Genesee County wishes to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who participated in the creation, development, and publication of this Plan. We would like to thank the Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission, Genesee County Master Plan Steering Committee, Genesee County Board of Commissioners, Genesee County Metropolitan Alliance, Municipalities, and Local Road and Transit Agencies. Special thanks shall be given to talented Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission staff for creating this document independently

Making a Difference

The future of Genesee County is in our hands. Now is the time to make meaningful change in the communities where we live, work, and play. Across the county, communities are taking important steps to improve quality of life for their residents. These efforts are supported in large part by ongoing investments from local foundations, neighborhood volunteer groups, and public-private partnerships. While the full impact of these contributions may not always be measurable, their positive influence on community well-being is undeniable.

Looking ahead, this Master Plan will serve as a valuable resource for community leaders, agencies, and residents. It will also provide guidance for local planning efforts by offering realistic visions and actionable strategies to help foster a more vibrant, strong, and thriving Genesee County.

Acquiring Interest

Establishing a plan that lays the foundation for future growth could not be possible without input from the public. The people who live, work, and play in Genesee County have valuable insight into what is working well and where improvements are needed. Considering the importance of community input, a meaningful public engagement process was essential to plan development. Staff made a deliberate effort to spark public interest and participation through creative and traditional outreach methods. From digital surveys distributed through community newsletters, outreach in colleges, and during Genesee County’s largest trick-ortreat event, opinions of all ages were reached.

Our Plan Advisors

The Genesee County Master Plan steering committee was formed to guide plan development. The steering committee is made up of 17 members who represent numerous agencies including local units of government, transportation agencies, the chamber of commerce, waste, water, and utilities agencies, as well as housing and community organizations. Committee members played a key role in blending public input with data collected to steer staff forward in producing visions and actions that are realistic and usable, especially by communities.

Public

engagement

Social Media Impressions

Facebook was used to strategically spread important messages and promote the plan to our residents.

2,800+ engagement

Project Notifications

Households and businesses located along all proposed project corridors were mailed project notifications.

14,000+ communications

Community Surveys

Surveys filled out by residents.

650+ completed

Community Open Houses

Held throughout the community to get direct input from attendees and provide plan updates.

2000+ attendees

Our Priorities

Genesee County has common goals and values based on what is important to our community. Genesee County’s common purpose is “Making a Positive Impact for Genesee County”, which is quantified by the county priorities: healthy, livable & safe communities; long term financial stability; inclusive, collaborative culture; and community growth. These are reflected in the projects that the Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission (GCMPC) completes on an annual basis. The Visions and Actions listed in the next section all relate back to one of these four overarching priorities. A detailed description of each purpose can be found below.

Visions and Actions

As part of the development of Our County, Our Future Plan, the Master Plan Steering Committee established a series of vision statements and corresponding actions based on plan objectives and public input.

These provide actionable steps for local officials, community agencies, and residents. Together, we can shape our county and our future.

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Environment

Cultivate a sustainable linkage between man-made and natural assets

Community Development

Encourage all housing options and improve public facilities and services

Economic Development

Foster a rewarding environment for business attraction, workforce development, and talent retention

Advanced Manufacturing District

Genesee County showcases one of the premier Advanced Manufacturing Districts in the United States of America. This 1,300-acre property is located at the crossroads of I-69 and I-75, in close proximity to Bishop International Airport, and has a major international rail line running through the property. The site also has access to quality water and electricity utilities. This transformational investment will create thousands of jobs and pump millions of dollars in new revenue into our region. This project is being led by the Flint & Genesee Economic Alliance.

Quality of Life

Enhance our unique identity and sense of community

Infrastructure

Develop and preserve a safe, secure, reliable, and efficient transportation and utility network

Future Investments $2.2 Billion 2050 Illustrative Long Range Plan Widening Projects

CATEGORY Community Services Roads/Bridges Safety

$2.2 Billion in Future Investments

While many of our roads, utilities, and public facilities need repair or ongoing maintenance, the available funding falls short of what is required to address these needs comprehensively. For example, the county currently has a 7% shortage in available housing, and more than 20% of existing homes need repairs. Our expansive transportation network also demands considerable investment, with estimates indicating an additional $100 million annually would be required to maintain it at an optimal level. Despite these funding gaps, Genesee County is committed to making the most of its available resources while maintaining financial constraint.

Through collaborative efforts led by groups such as the Transportation Technical Advisory Committee, Genesee County Board of Commissioners, and the Community Development Allocation Committee, the county prioritizes strategic distribution of funds and lead the way in prioritizing the needs of Genesee County residents. This is through funding secured for Genesee County’s Housing Impact Fund, transportation projects like the US-23 study, and Community Development Block Grant projects across the County. For all future project funding allocations see the figure below or see the Financial Plan Appendix for more details.

Fiscal Constraint

Once projects are selected for the plan, public input is gathered on all proposed projects. Notifications are mailed to all property occupants who are adjacent to each project; and ads are posted in local papers and on social media to notify residents about public meetings where they can provide feedback. The public participation mailing list that is used includes core community organizations including neighborhood block groups, senior centers, area churches, academic institutions, public libraries, and bilingual organizations to help spread awareness of the plan and projects to hard-to-reach populations. For those who were unable to attend in person, comments could be submitted through interactive public engagement software on the Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission website. Furthermore, staff conducted an analysis of the impact of projects on the natural environment as well as all populations to ensure the integrity of investments and avoidance of negative impacts.

To view all the project documentation, please visit the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan Projects Technical Report and the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan Projects Technical Report at ourfuturegenesee.org.

2050 Illustrative Long Range Plan Widening Projects Transportation Projects

2025-2050 Transportation Projects

Federal and state funding plays an important role in supporting local initiatives and addressing infrastructure needs in Genesee County. These financial resources help fill funding gaps at the local level, enabling investments in road & bridge restoration, transit capital and operations, non-motorized pathways, and safer streetways for Genesee County residents. Grants from programs like the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) allow the county and its partners to implement projects that would otherwise be financially out of reach. Continued access to state and federal funding is essential to making a positive impact for Genesee County.

– Rideshare Program – 2026-2029

MDOT – MichiVan Program – 2026-2029

GCMPC – Air Quality Program – 2026-2029

Roads/Bridges

City of Burton – Court St – Road Repair –Genesee St to City Limits – 2026

City of Burton – Maple Ave – Road Repair –Dort Hwy to Center Rd – 2027

City of Burton – Davison Rd – Capital Preventative Maintenance – Center Rd to Genesee Rd – 2029

City of Burton – Hemphill Rd – Road Repair – City limits west to Saginaw St – 2028

City of Davison – W Rising St – Reconstruction –State St to Flint St – 2027

City of Fenton – Silver Parkway –Capital Preventative Maintenance – Owen Rd to Silver Lake Rd – 2026

City of Fenton – N Leroy St – Resurfacing – 2nd St to North Rd - 2027

City of Flint – E . Boulevard over Kearsley Creek –Bridge Maintenance – 2026

City of Flint – W. Second St over Swartz Creek –Bridge Replacement – 2026

City of Flint – Beach & Garland St over Flint River –Bridge Maintenance – 2026 City of Flint

– 2027

City of Flint – E. Hamilton Ave – Reconstruction – JP Cole Blvd to North St - 2028

City of Flint – Van Slyke Rd – Reconstruction –Atherton Rd to Hemphill Rd – 2029

City of Flushing – Seymour Rd – Road Repair –Emily St to Northern City Limits – 2028

GCRC – Silver Lake Rd – Capital Preventative Maintenance – 150 ft W of McCaslin Lake Rd to Linden City limits – 2026

GCRC – Lapeer Rd – Road Expansion –CL Ward Driveway to M-15 – 2026

GCRC – Lahring Rd – Capital Preventative Maintenance – Linden Rd to Ripley Rd – 2026

GCRC – Pierson Rd – Road Repair – I-75 to Jennings Rd – 2026

GCRC – Fenton Rd – Resurfacing – Grand Blanc Rd to Hill Rd – 2026

GCRC – Linden Rd – Capital Preventative Maintenance – Bristol Rd to 200 ft north of Lennon Rd – 2026

GCRC – Richfield Rd – Rehabilitation – Genesee Rd to Belsay Rd – 2026

GCRC – Seymour Rd – Road Repair – Reid Rd. to Hill Rd. – 2026

GCRC – S. Ballenger Hwy – Bridge Maintenance –2026

GCRC – N. Elms Road Str #2737 over Flint River –Bridge Replacement – 2026

GCRC – Str #2818 over Pine Creek Run – Bridge Replacement – 2026

Roads/Bridges Continued

GCRC – Saginaw St – Road Repair – Hill Rd to Grand Blanc City Limits – 2026

GCRC – Clio Rd – Road Repair – Frances to Dodge Rd – 2026

GCRC – Owen Rd – Road Expansion – Silvercrest Dr to Jennings Rd – 2027

GCRC – Sheridan Rd – Shoulder Widening –Old Miller Rd to I-69 – 2028

GCRC – Davison Rd – Road Repair – Davison City Limits to Oak Rd – 2028

GCRC – Thompson Rd – Road Repair – Torrey Rd to Fenton Rd – 2027

GCRC – Grand Blanc Rd – Road Expansion –Seymour Rd to Morrish Rd – 2028

GCRC – Holly Rd – Road Expansion – Ray Rd to Baldwin Rd – 2028

GCRC – Pierson Rd – Capital Preventative Maintenance – Luce to Linden Rd – 2029

GCRC – Grand Blanc Rd – Road Expansion –Bridge over Swartz Creek (Str2709) to Murray St –2029

GCRC – Linden Rd – Road Repair – Flushing Rd to Pasadena Ave – 2029

GCRC – Clio Rd – Road Repair – Carpenter Rd to Coldwater Rd – 2029

Village of Goodrich – E Hegel Rd –

Capital Preventative Maintenance – M-15 to Village Limits – 2027

City of Grand Blanc – Saginaw – Resurfacing –City Limits North to Church St -2026

City of Grand Blanc – Reid Rd – Resurfacing –Railroad Crossing to Saginaw St – 2027

City of Grand Blanc – Grand Blanc Rd –

Capital Preventative Maintenance – City Limits to Railroad Crossing – 2028

City of Linden – Bridge St & Ripley St –Bridge Maintenance – 2026

MDOT – M-15 – Culvert – South St to Rising St –2026

MDOT – M-15 – Capital Preventative Maintenance –South Genesee County Line to I-69 – 2026, 2028

MDOT– M-15 – Reconstruction – Rising St to Flint St – 2027

MDOT – I-475 – Reconstruction & Structure Work –Thread Creek to Flint River & 15 Structure Locations –2026

MDOT – I-475 – Pin and Hanger Replacement – Avon St Walkover over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Overlay Epoxy – Fifth St, M-21 Over I475 & Ramps C&D – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Deck Replacement – Court St West Bound over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Overlay Epoxy – Third St over I-475 –2026

MDOT – I-475 – Overlay Epoxy – Second St over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Overlay Epoxy – Kearsley St over I475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Overlay Epoxy – East and West Bound Longway Blvd over I-475 over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Deck Replacement – I-475 and Ramp B over Chavez Dr – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Bridge Removal – I-475 over Davison/Broadway Avenues – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – New Structure Over Existing Route –NB I-475 Over Davison – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – New Structure Over Existing Route –SB I-475 Over Davison – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – New Structure Over Existing Route –SB I-475 Over Broadway Ave – 2026

MDOT – I-475 – Deck Replacement – B to EB 475 Over Chavez Dr – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Reconstruction & Bridge Work –Bristol Rd to Thread Creek & 17 Structures – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Deck Replacement – I-475 over Thread Creek – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – I-475 Over CSX Railroad & Northbound Service Road – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – GTW Railroad and Service Dr Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – GTW Railroad and Service Dr Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Deck Replacement– I-475 SB Over I-75 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Overlay Epoxy – Hill Rd Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Overlay Epoxy– I-475 SB Over Maple Rd – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Overlay Epoxy – Bristol Rd (Old M121) Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Deck Replacement – Hemphill Rd Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Deck Replacement – I-475 Over Atherton Rd – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Deck Replacement – GI-475 Over M-54 Bridge (Saginaw St) – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Deep Overlay – 12th St Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Overlay Epoxy – 12th St Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – Left Turn Lane Number 1 over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – Left Turn Lane Number 2 Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – Left Turn Lane Number 2 Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – Left Turn Lane Number 3 Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Bridge Removal – 14th St Over I475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – Substructure Patching –GTW Railroad and Service Dr Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – New Structure on Existing Route–NB I-475 Over Service Dr – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – New Structure on Existing RouteSB I-475 Over Service Dr – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – New Structure on Existing Route –Oakley St Pedestrian Crossing Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – New Structure on Existing Route –Oakley St Pedestrian Crossing Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – I-475 N – New Structure on Existing Route –Oakley St Pedestrian Crossing Over I-475 – 2026

MDOT – M-21 over Swartz Creek – Bridge Replacement – 2026

MDOT – M-21 – Capital Preventative Maintenance –Morrish Rd to I-75 – 2027

MDOT – M-57 – Capital Preventative Maintenance –Clio City Limits to Linden Rd – 2027

MDOT – M-21 – Reconstruction – Over Swartz Creek to I-475 – 2027

MDOT – M-21 – Reconstruction – I-75 to over Swartz Creek – 2027

MDOT – I-75 – Capital Preventative Maintenance –Court St to North Junction I-475 – 2028

MDOT – M-21 – Capital Preventative Maintenance –Morrish Rd to I-75 - 2027

MDOT – M-21 over CSX Railroad – Culvert Replacement – 2027

MDOT – N. I-75 & I-69 W Ramp – Deck Replacement – 2028

MDOT – I-75 – 2 Structures in Genesee County –Bridge Maintenance – 2028

City of Montrose – Nanita Dr – Reconstruction –M-57 to Alfred St – 2029

City of Swartz Creek – Elms Rd – Capital

Preventative Maintenance – S. City Limits to N. City Limits – 2027

City of Swartz Creek – Miller Rd – Capital

Preventative Maintenance – Tallmadge St to Dye Rd –2029

City of Swartz Creek – Miller Rd – Road Repair –E. Elms Rd to 475’ East of Tallmadge Ct – 2029

City of Swartz Creek – Miller Rd – Capital

Preventative Maintenance – Morrish Rd to Elms Rd –2029

GCRC - Grand Blanc Rd. - Road Expansion – Torrey Rd to Structure 2709 & Murray St to Fenton Rd – 2050

GCRC – Linden Rd – Road Expansion – Linden City Limits to Thompson Rd – 2050

GCRC – Hill Rd – Road Expansion – Georgetown Rd to Belsay Rd – 2050

Safety

GCRC – Elms Rd/Beecher Rd Intersection –Roundabout Construction – 2026

GCRC – Fenton Rd/Baldwin Rd Intersection –Roundabout Construction – 2026

GCRC – Elms Rd/Lennon Rd Intersection –Roundabout Construction – 2026

MDOT – M-13 – Sign Replacement – TSC Wide –2028

MDOT – I-75 – Freeway Sign Replacement –Genesee County – 2028

MDOT – Safety/Signals – 3 locations in TSC area –2027-2028

City of Fenton – Owen Rd – Safety/Signals – S Jennings Rd to S Adelaide St – 2029

Trails

City of Burton – Iron Belle Trail – Construct Multi Use Path – Maple Rd to Hemphill Rd – 2026

GCRC – Perry Rd Trail – Construct Multi Use Path –Mancour Dr to the Grand Blanc Middle School – 2026

GCRC – Fenton Rd Trail – Construct Multi Use Path –Fenton City Limits to N. Long Lake Rd – 2027

GCRC – Owen Rd Trail – Construct Multi Use Path –Eleanor Dr to Linden County Park – 2029

Transit

MTA – Computer software/hardware – 2026-2029

MTA – 35-39 ft expansion bus – 2026-2029

MTA – Vehicle/Van Expansion – 2026-2029

MTA – Bus Shelter Construction/Improvement – 20262029

MTA – JARC Preventative Maintenance – 2026-2029

MTA – New Freedom Operating – 2026-2029

MTA – Facility Improvements – 2027-2029

Community Development & Housing Projects

2025-2027 Community Development & Housing Project List

Federal and state funding plays an important role in supporting local initiatives and addressing infrastructure needs in Genesee County. These financial resources help bridge funding gaps at the local level, enabling investments in areas such as affordable housing, infrastructure improvements, and resources for aging populations. Grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) allow the county and its partners to implement projects that would otherwise be financially out of reach. Continued access to federal funding is essential to ensuring making a positive impact for Genesee County.

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

City of Burton – Homestead St – Gravel Repaving –Parkwood Rd to Boatfield St – 2025

City of Burton – Buder St – Gravel Repaving –Saginaw St to Morrison Rd – 2025

City of Burton – Senior Center Operations – 20252027

City of Burton – Water Tower Park Equipment Upgrade – 2026

City of Davison – Clark St – Sidewalk Repairs –2025

City of Fenton – Senior Services including lunches and events – 2025-2027

City of Fenton – Blight Elimination – 2027

City of Flushing – ADA Playground equipment at 4 parks – 2026

City of Flushing – Park Facility Renovation – 2027

City of Flushing – Senior Center Improvements –2027

City of Grand Blanc – Senior Center Operations –2025-2027

City of Linden – Senior Center Improvements –2026

City of Montrose – Oak St, Perry St, & Ash St

2026

of Mount Morris –

– 2026

City of Mount Morris – Downtown Façade Improvements – 2027 h

City of Swartz Creek – Senior Center Operations –2025-2027

City of Swartz Creek – ADA Ramp at Pajtas Amphitheater – 2025

Atlas Township – Senior Services – 2025-2027

Clayton Township – Senior Center Operations for Swartz Creek & Flushing Senior Centers – 2025-2027

Clayton Township – Bristol Rd – Gravel Repaving –M-13 to Duffield – 2025

Davison Township – Gale Rd – Resurfacing –Lapeer Rd to Railroad – 2026

Davison Township – Senior Center Improvements –2027

Fenton Township – AudioEye Web Tool Installation –2025

Fenton Township – Senior Center Improvements & Recreation Programs – 2025-2027

Flint Township – Senior Food Pantry Services –2025-2027

Flint Township – Crime & Fire Prevention – 20252027

Flint Township – Blight Elimination – 2027

Flushing Township – ADA Kayak Launch – 2027

Flushing Township – Senior Center Improvements & Operations – 2026-2027

Flushing Township – Blight Elimination – 2027

Forest Township – Senior Center Improvements –2027

Gaines Township – Senior Center Operations –2025-2027

Genesee Township – Senior Center Operations and Improvements 2025-2027

Genesee Township – Cornell St – Road Resurfacing – Saginaw St to George St – 2026

Genesee Township – Blight Elimination – 2027

Grand Blanc Township – Senior Center Operations – 2025-2027

Grand Blanc Township – Hill Rd – New Sidewalk –From Knollwood Apartments and Elga Credit Union –2026

Montrose Township – Senior Center Improvements & Operations – 2025-2027

Mount Morris Township – Senior Center Operations and Activities – 2025-2027

Mount Morris Township – Youth Programming –2025-2027

Mount Morris Township – Code Enforcement –2025-2027

Mount Morris Township – Blight Elimination –2026

Mount Morris Township – McAlpine Dr – Road Repair – South of Stanley Rd – 2025

Mundy Township – Park Programming – 20252027

Mundy Township – Senior Center Operations –2025-2027

Mundy Township – ADA Picnic Tables – 2025

Mundy Township – Blight Elimination – 2027

Richfield Township – Senior Center Operations –2025-2027

Richfield Township – Oak Rd – Resurfacing –Richfield Rd to Carpenter Rd – 2025

Thetford Township – Library ADA Improvement2026

Thetford Township – Saginaw Rd – Bike Path Construction – Dodge Rd to Francis Rd – 2027

Village of Gaines – ADA Seating, Picnic Tables, and Playground Equipment – 2025

Village of Goodrich – Historic Preservation of Ladies Library – 2025

Village of Goodrich – Senior Services – 2025-2027

Village of Otisville – ADA Picnic Tables and Playground Equipment – 2026

Vienna Township – Senior Center Operations –2025-2027

Vienna Township – Senior Center Improvements –2025-2026

Legal Services of East Michigan – Fair Housing Center – 2025-2027

HOME Investment Partnerships

GCMPC – Home Improvement Program – 2025-2027

Habitat for Humanity – New Construction –Affordable Housing – 2025-2027

Metro Community Development – Tenant Based Rental Assistance, Homeless Management Information Systems – 2025-2027

Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) GCCARD – Homelessness Prevention – 2025-2027

Carriage Town Ministries – Emergency Shelter –2025-2027

My Brother’s Keeper – Emergency Shelter – 20252027

Shelter of Flint – Emergency Shelter, Homelessness Prevention, Rapid Rehousing – 2025-2027

YWCA – Emergency Shelter – 2025-2027

Supplemental Data & Technical Reports

Even though the Genesee: Our County, Our Future Plan is presented in a style that is reader friendly, it is the result of extensive technical analyses and public outreach efforts.

• 2025-2027 CD Projects

• 2050 LRTP Projects

• Air Quality Conformity Report

• Access to Core Services

• Barriers to Affordable Living

• Bridge Conditions

• Community Development Consolidated Plan

• Community Downtown Survey

• Community Housing Report

• Congestion Management Process Report

• Coordinated Transit Plan Report

• Economic Development Report

• Environmental Assets, Mitigation, and Consultation Report

• Farmland Preservation Report

• Interconnectivity Report

• Land Use Report

• Materials Management Report

• Natural Disasters Report

• Non-Motorized Trails Report

• Pavement Conditions Report

• Public Involvement Report

• Resolutions & Approvals

• Safety Report

• Socio-Economic Report

• Title VI Policies

• Tourism Report

• Transportation System Performance Report

• Transportation Model Update Report

• Transportation Monitoring Requirements

ArcGIS Online Map Gallery

A web-based GIS mapping tool is available that allows residents and municipalities to view technical plan data in more detail.

• Agritourism

• Bridge

• By-ways

• Cemeteries

• Congestion Management

• Core Services: Groceries

• Core Services; Libraries

• Core Services: Medical

• Core Services: Parks

• Core Services: Proximity to Transit

• Core Services: Schools

• Crash Data

• Employment Change

• Environmental Assets

• Farmland Usage: Current & Future

• Floodplains

• Groundwater

• Historic Bridges

• Land Use 1978, 2023, 2050

• Low Mod Income

• Median Home Value By Tract

• Median Household Income

• Median Rent

• Non-Motorized Trails

• Parks

• PASER

• Population Projections

• Regional Transit

• Structures in Floodplain

• Transit Access to Facilities

• Truck Trips

• Waste Haulers

• Water Infrastructure

• Water Resources

• Wetlands

• Woodlands

• 2025-2050 Projects

• 65 and Over Population