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Henry County opens public input for the region's 2050 rural transportation plan
The West Piedmont Planning District Commission survey asks how people travel and where the rural network needs attention.
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What the survey supports
Henry County is directing residents to a West Piedmont Planning District Commission survey for an update to the 2050 Rural Long Range Transportation Plan. The county says responses can help establish priorities, fill knowledge gaps and inform future planning across the rural region.
The invitation applies regardless of how a person travels. It is a planning input opportunity, not a vote on a specific road, transit service or construction award.
Participation does not guarantee a project
A survey response does not guarantee that a requested improvement will be selected, funded or built. Later technical review, public process and funding decisions remain separate.
Use the county's current notice for the official survey link and any later closing date rather than a reposted form.
Sources & verification
Official county notice posted October 26 and checked November 3, 2026 for the plan purpose and public-input route.
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