SHREVEPORT, LA – The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) is seeking input from Shreveport-area residents as it advances plans for the I-49 Inner City Connector. Through an online Community Features Prioritization Survey, locals can share their preferences and priorities for the project, which aims to balance connectivity, safety, and aesthetics.
The I-49 Inner City Connector project is a transformative initiative designed to improve regional transportation efficiency, enhance connectivity, and bolster economic growth. The accompanying Context Sensitive Solutions (CSS) process ensures that the project preserves the scenic, historic, and environmental integrity of the surrounding community.
Residents’ Input Matters
The survey allows participants to weigh in on essential project features, such as:
- Green spaces
- Pedestrian and cyclist facilities
- Noise reduction measures
- Aesthetic enhancements
“Community input is vital to ensuring this project reflects the needs and values of Shreveport residents,” said a DOTD spokesperson. “This feedback will directly influence the final design, helping to create a solution that benefits all.”
How to Participate
Residents are encouraged to complete the survey online, which takes only a few minutes to fill out. The form is available here.
For additional information and project updates, visit the official website at www.i49shreveport.com.
Why This Matters
The I-49 Inner City Connector is poised to significantly impact the region, fostering smoother travel, new economic opportunities, and community-driven enhancements. By participating in the survey, residents can ensure their voices help shape a project that meets local needs while respecting the area’s unique character.
Survey submissions are open now, and all feedback will contribute to finalizing the project’s priorities.