Example Engagement Hub - Example Content

Edit Your Hub

Advanced portal settings Basic Settings

Title

Description

Statistics

Stats Bar

236

Responses

Views

117

Subscribers

Participants

Comments

Topics

Twitter

Twitter Handle

Map

Show Project Map

Download Map Projects to KML

Meetings

Display Meeting Listing

Skip Navigation

The Example Content engagement hub is the online home for outreach and listening efforts to shape the future of our community. Here you can find upcoming events, initiatives, and opportunities to share your input on key topics.

Featured Projects & Surveys

Template: Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP)

Optional Project description: Keep it short & descriptive

About 2 sentences should do it. Longer descriptions for projects that are featured or listed on the Public...

Transportation CTP

Participate

Template: BRT Study

Project description: Keep it short & descriptive

About 2 sentences should do it. Longer descriptions for projects that are featured or listed on the Public Portal (if enabled) will...

Transportation BRT Bus Transit template

Participate

Active Projects & Surveys

Template: Comprehensive Plan

Project description: Keep it short & descriptive

About 2 sentences should do it. Longer descriptions for projects that are featured or listed on the Public Portal (if enabled) will...

Participate

COVID-19 Engagement Template

This plug-and-play template is designed for local governments managing communications during the COVID—19 health emergency.

Simply update content in each section so that it's...

Participate

COVID-19 Engagement Playbook

About this playbook

This playbook is designed to be a starting point for adapting to the new standard of how residents can engage with your organization in the time of novel coronavirus.

In...

Participate

Template: Strategic Safety Plan Survey

This template is inspired by the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization 2019 Regional System Safety Plan.

https://publicinput.com/E611

Optional Project Description: Remember,...

Participate

TIP Project with Corridor Alternatives Template

Note: this is a private example / template project. Comments and responses are for testing purposes only. Admins can re-use this template in the 'Examples Library' in the new question...

Note: this is a private example / template project. Comments and responses are for testing purposes only. Admins can re-use this template in the 'Examples Library' in the new question menu. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The NC Department of Transportation and the SC Department of Transportation plan to extend Carolina Bays Parkway (S.C. 31) from S.C. 9 in Horry County, SC, across the North Carolina state line to U.S. 17 in Brunswick County. The project is expected to involve the construction of a multi-lane expressway and may involve both existing roadways and areas on new location. SCDOT State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Project P029554 would extend Carolina Bays Parkway from its current terminus at S.C. 9 in Horry County to the North Carolina state line. NCDOT STIP Project R-5876 would extend Carolina Bays Parkway from the state line to U.S. 17 Shallotte Bypass in Brunswick County. Carolina Bays Parkway Extension is anticipated to involve the construction of a multilane, full control of access freeway, with part on new location. Full control of access means that access to Carolina Bays Parkway will only be provided via ramps and interchanges. Bridges will be installed at some cross streets and no driveway connections will be allowed. Project Study Area The Parkway Extension project area is largely comprised of unincorporated areas in Horry and Brunswick counties, but also includes portions of some coastal towns and communities located on the inland side of the Intracoastal Waterway. A study area is a geographical area in which information on human and natural environmental features are gathered during the preliminary planning phase. The Carolina Bays Parkway Extension study area boundary was established with consideration given to the ability to develop a full range of alternatives while also minimizing potential impacts to important environmental features. The project study area is approximately 19 miles long, with approximately five miles located in South Carolina and 14 miles located in North Carolina. The existing primary road network includes U.S. 17 and various North Carolina and South Carolina state highway and secondary routes. There are no interstate facilities in the project area and access along existing routes is largely uncontrolled. Outlined in red in the map below, the study area is much larger than the actual amount of land that would be directly impacted by the project and is subject to change as more information about the project is collected.

Transportation Transportation Transportation