Background

V-TRANSFRM stands for Valley Transport Resiliency Advancement for Neighborhoods Sustainable Freight Movement Study. V-TRANSFRM studies the way freight movement travels through the San Joaquin valley and affects the local communities. This study assesses roads affected by climate change and will fix any weaknesses. This study is creating a plan that makes communities safer and allows freight to keep traveling safely while using available funding. This initiative is led by the Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG).

Engagement

V-TRANSFRM wants to hear from people in the community. We want your feedback about climate problems that affect how trucks move goods through your community. We want to engage with Kern, Tulare, Kings, Fresno, Madera, Merced, Stanislaus, and San Joaquin counties. Attend a community workshop in your county to provide feedback about goods and movement in your community. Or take our survey now to share your thoughts and suggestions.

You have multiple opportunities to provide your feedback for the V-TRANSFRM study.

• To share your thoughts and suggestions, you can participate in community workshops, surveys, or share your thoughts here on our website.

• Stay up to date on the latest project updates, complete the survey and share your thoughts and ideas today!

• Our social media outlets make it easy to share your input and receive updates. Follow our social media platforms to be heard and stay up to date.