Public Involvement and Comments
Learn more about how the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project team is working with the community to ensure stakeholder voices are heard and community needs are integrated into the project plan.
Learn more about how the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project team is working with the community to ensure stakeholder voices are heard and community needs are integrated into the project plan.
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) are fully committed to robust public involvement to gain insights and receive feedback as part of the project development process. The project team has been working closely with local partners to ensure communities surrounding the project area have the opportunity to provide feedback.
If you have a comment or question for the project team, please provide your feedback in the link at the bottom of the page.
Below are responses from the project team to specific public comments that have been received to date.
Below are summaries of comments received by the project team, including responses to each.
Below are detailed maps of the project corridor, including an overall map, a multimodal map including paths for pedestrians and bikes, a traffic flow map, and project renderings with illustrations of how the corridor could look when complete.
To more thoroughly engage communities within the project area, KYTC and ODOT held neighborhood meetings specifically for those residents. These events featured a presentation by the project team and allowed residents to browse exhibits, ask questions, take a survey, and offer feedback one-on-one with the project team.
Friends of Peaselburg, 11/28/2022
Westside Covington, 11/29/2022
Lewisburg/Botany Hills, 12/6/2022
Wednesday, December 14, 2022 (afternoon and evening)
View the neighborhood meeting summary.
Camp Washington, 12/12/2022
West End, 12/20/2022
Tuesday, December 13, 2022 (afternoon and evening)
View the neighborhood meeting summary.
Public hearings will be held in July/August of 2023, once the Supplemental Environmental Assessment (EA) is made publicly available. The Supplemental EA and information and exhibits about the project and its expected impacts to the human and natural environment will be available for review at the hearings and in the document center on the project website.
One public hearing will be scheduled in each state, and a virtual public hearing will also be offered. Dates, times, and locations of the hearings have not been determined yet. You can be notified when the meetings are scheduled by signing up for project updates below.
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