WELCOME TO OUR SITE
Welcome to the Greenville-Pickens Area Transportation Study (GPATS) website! GPATS evaluates transportation priorities & alternatives to influence how funding is used on local projects with the help of input gathered from the community. Explore our site to learn more about who we are and what we do! If you have any questions, please email GPATS at GPATS@greenvillecounty.org or call GPATS Staff at 864-467-7174.
PREVIOUS AGENDAS/MEETING MINUTES/PUBLIC NOTICES
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TAKE OUR ONLINE SURVEY!
GPATS is kicking off its Long –Range Transportation Plan Update and we need your input! Horizon 2045 will identify transportation goals and improvements through the year 2045. Your input is valuable and will be used to help develop priorities and goals for the future of transportation in the region. Take the survey here!
FTA 5310 GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT & CALL FOR PROJECTS
The 5310 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities funds have $879,553 with a local match requirement and extra supplemental funding of $139,579 with no local match requirement for recipients to prioritize payroll and operational funding needs, available to all non-profit and mass transit providers within GPATS' boundary. The application will remain open until all funding is exhausted. The application can also be found on the Transit page of this website. If you have any questions, contact Asangwua Ikein, Transit Planner/Grants Manager, at (864)-467-7287, or by email to aikein@greenvillecounty.org.
Fiscal Health for Evaluation 990s Form
Application for Federal Assistance Form SF-424 (download to view)
GPATS FTA 5310 Grant Application
PLANNING THE FUTURE FOR LAURENS ROAD!
Thank you for helping us Plan the Future of Laurens Road. The Realizing Laurens Road Transit-Oriented Development Study is in its final development. You can click here to view available documents on the website and sign up to be notified of future updates!
WOODRUFF ROAD CONGESTION RELIEF PROJECT IN GREENVILLE COUNTY
Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment (EA)
GDOT TIER 1 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATE (EIS) HIGH-SPEED RAIL CORRIDOR
GDOT Tier I (EIS) for the Atlanta to Charlotte portion of the Southeast High-Speed Rail Corridor