Weigh in on transportation and equity in the Portland region

People walking and driving on Pacific Highway in Tigard

Getting around the region

What are your priorities for transportation in the region?

Regional flexible funds

These federal funds, allocated by Metro, helped build new freight access and trails in Troutdale. How do you think we should spend the next round of funds? Tell leaders in the new survey.

Oregon City McLoughlin Blvd Enhancement Plan, Phase 2

Regional flexible funds

These federal funds can help with active transportation projects, too, like a new gateway to Oregon City. How would you like the next round of funds to be allocated? Share your thoughts in the survey.

Your housing story

How has the region's housing market affected you? Share your story in the survey.

How can all of the region's residents have better access to work, class and other amenities? Share your priorities in the survey.

Jan. 14, 2016 1:38 p.m.

Tell leaders what you think in a nine-question, 10-minute survey.

Update
This survey closed on Feb. 16, 2016, with 7,855 total participants. In the coming weeks, watch for an update on what we heard.

Metro invites the public to weigh in on transportation, housing and equity in the Portland area through an online survey. Results from the nine-question, 10-minute survey will inform several ongoing regional efforts.

First, users can share their opinions on how $38 million of federal transportation dollars should be allocated later this year. The survey also asks about trends and issues people think leaders should focus on as Metro begins a major update of the Regional Transportation Plan.

Metro and partners will use responses to help set policies to guide future transportation projects across the region.

The survey also requests feedback concerning housing issues, with an opportunity for residents to share their stories on that front as communities around the region grapple with housing affordability challenges.

Additionally, as Metro seeks to improve equity throughout the region, there are questions concerning accessibility and affordability for underrepresented communities.