COLORADO SPRINGS – The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments is accepting comments on its Public Participation Plan, which outlines the public involvement procedures for the regional transportation planning process. PPACG brings together stakeholders in the region’s transportation system to identify long- and short-term transportation needs and improvements for the region. The Public Participation Plan describes the methods and process used to collaborate with these stakeholders and provide opportunity for public input.
The draft is available for review through the button at the top of this page. Public comments will be accepted through Thursday, July 30, 2026, and will be accepted through an online form.
All comments received will be made available on the PPACG website after the public comment period ends. The comments received will be reviewed by staff and the PPACG Transportation Advisory Committee, Community Advisory Committee and Board of Directors.
About the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments
PPACG is comprised of 16 local governments in El Paso, Park and Teller counties that collaborate on issues that cross political boundaries, with a focus on transportation planning, aging services, military land use planning, water quality management and air quality efforts. The organization also administers the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority that provides more than $150 million in funding for the region’s transportation capital, maintenance and transit needs, and manages the non-profit Drive Smart Colorado.