Open house for long-range transportation planning
Gallery reviews different strategies for determining how to allocate future transportation funding
When it comes to transportation, citizens say they want more travel choices, a well-maintained system, better connected land-use and transportation policies, environmentally sound decisions, and quality places to live and work. So how do we get there?
MARC is working with planners and using citizen input to develop strategies that could help accomplish these goals through Transportation Outlook 2040, the region's new long-range transportation plan. This important plan will guide transportation investments over the next three decades. More ...
Why use One KC Voice?
We believe the best solutions are reached collaboratively. Here are just a few reasons to consider a civic engagement solution:
You need the public's feedback, but don't know how to get it
You need to build relationships with groups you don't typically collaborate with (but should)
You want to hear from a different group of people — a group that doesn't typically interact with you or your organization
Your issue is controversial and you need a neutral, third-party method to gain input
You want experiential activities that will put people in leaders' or planners' shoes
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One KC Voice takes pride in our program's ability to provide flexible, creative opportunities for engaging stakeholders and the public.
We probe for values, fresh ideas and common ground to connect disparate ideas on topics that matter to communities and the Kansas City region. More ![]()
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The state of the region
By Daniel Cash, One KC Voice Program Coordinator
What is the role of the citizen, in citizen engagement?
We recently completed two major projects that have the potential to have a great impact on quality of life in the Kansas City region over the next 20–30 years. The first, Imagine KC, asked ...
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More than 73,000 people have participated in Imagine KC, a project that asked
Greater Kansas Citians what our region can do to become more sustainable.
One KC Voice teamed up with Public Agenda to launch a three-year project to take a look at what can be done to improve math, engineering, technology and science (METS) education and learning opportunities for all students in Greater Kansas City.