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36 Commuting Solutions holds membership meeting

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36 Commuting Solutions will be holding their bi-monthly membership meeting next Tuesday at the 1ST BANK Center in Broomfield. Experts from various …

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36 Commuting Solutions holds membership meeting

Posted Tuesday, May 7, 2013 11:50 am

36 Commuting Solutions will be holding their bi-monthly membership meeting next Tuesday at the 1ST BANK Center in Broomfield. Experts from various fields will present on topics important to transportation within the Northwest region. A light breakfast will be served during the event.

Meeting topics include:

Boulder Transportation Master Plan Update - GO Boulder Manager, Kathleen Bracke and Senior Transportation Planner, Randall Rutsch

North I-25 Managed Lanes Project - CDOT Region 6 Resident Engineer, Jay Henderson

Metro Mayors Caucus Transportation Funding - Boulder Mayor, Matt Appelbaum

Statewide Transportation Funding Polling Results - CRL Associates CEO, Maria Garcia-Berry

Northwest Area Mobility Study Update - RTD Project Manager, Chris Quinn

The meeting is from 7:30-9 a.m. on May 14 at the BANK Center, 11450 Broomfield Lane in Broomfield. For questions on the event or the topics at hand, contact 36 Commuting Solutions at info@36commutingsolutions.org, or call 303-604-4383.

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