When you join as a Regional Planner, you’ll be responsible for the following:
• Collaborating with local, state, and federal agencies on transit and planning projects
• Preparing official correspondence, including writing concisely about topics that require multiple sources and perspectives
• Reviewing planning documents including Capital Programming documents (e.g., Consolidated Transportation Program), Long Range Transportation Plan, Transportation Improvement Program, Master Plans, Project Prioritization, etc.
• Producing and managing cashflows for projects
• Developing public facing materials that communicate complex transit concepts and data
• Preparing and presenting materials to internal and external stakeholders
• Identifying planning strategies to support local and regional planning projects
