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City of Camas seeks public’s input on transportation plan

Online survey gauges residents' most important issues on everything from wider roads, safer intersections, bike lanes and pedestrian walkways

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Drivers flow through a newly constructed traffic roundabout at Northeast Everett Street and Lake Road in Camas on March 9, 2021. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record files)

Interested in how Camas officials might invest in future transportation projects, including not just road improvements but also bicycle lanes, pedestrian walkways and safer intersections? City leaders want to hear from you.

The city of Camas has posted an online survey on its Engage Camas website to gauge residents’ most important transportation issues and help guide the city’s Transportation System Plan (TSP).

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