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Meals on Wheels On-Call Driver

We are accepting applications for On-Call Drivers for the Meals-on-Wheels Program in Utah County.  Must be available to work from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. M-F as needed.  Recruitment is open until filled.

All applicants must submit a MAG application form and optional resume at 586 East 800 North, Orem Utah.  Applications can be downloaded at the link below.  If you have any questions regarding this position, please contact Heidi DeMarco at 801-229-3806. 
 
Unified Planning Work Program, FY-2011

On an annual basis, the Mountainland MPO prepares a Work Program to describe the transportation planning work undertaken by the MPO, UDOT, and UTA within the MPO planning area. The program gives a general overview of the planning process by describing the planned work, budget, and sources of funding.

The Work Program is for the FY-2011 fiscal year, beginning July 1, 2010.

FY2011 MAG Unified Planning Work Program

 
Transportation is a Big Issue for Seniors
Seniors Out & About Helps Seniors with Transportation Need a ride? Utah County seniors can now benefit from a new ride share program, “Seniors Out & About” sponsored in part by Mountainland Association of Governments Aging and Family Services.

Introductory rides within American Fork, Alpine, Cedar Hills, Highland, Lindon, Provo, Orem, Lehi, and Springville are now available for 200 low-income seniors age 70+ at a reduced rate of $5.00 per round trip. Low income is defined as $15,000 per year for individuals or $20,000 per year for couples. After the first 200 rides are reserved, trip charges will return to the regular low-cost rate of $8.00 per ride each way in Provo and Orem.
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West Lake Study Final Document

West Lake Study Final MapThe West Lake Vision, Land Use and Transportation Study was a collaborative project designed to help MAG and local municipalities understand the potential for growth in western Utah County.   The study is a representation of a possible “build-out” scenario for the western portion of Utah County.    While community land use and transportation plans were used during the creation of this scenario, this does not necessarily represent what those plans will be in the future.  No timeframe or officially adopted population projections were used in the creation of this scenario or at any point during the study process.  This study is only a depiction of how the study area may develop at some point in time.

Download the final study report.

 
MAG Board Picks New Executive Director
Andrew JacksonAfter a thorough recruitment process that saw over 60 applications from across the country, the Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) Executive Council selected Andrew K. Jackson as their new Executive Director on Thursday, December 3rd.  Jackson replaces Darrell Cook, who is retiring after 37 years at Mountainland.  The Executive Council is made up of every mayor in Summit, Utah, and Wasatch Counties, and three commissioners or council members from each of the counties.
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I-15 CORE Updates

From http://www.i15core.utah.gov/

UDOT ANNOUNCES NEXT MILESTONE FOR I-15 CORE
 
I-15 CORE MapOn December 9, UDOT announced the contractor team that will build I-15 CORE, which will include improvements from the Lehi Main Street Interchange to the Spanish Fork Main Street interchange.

Provo River Constructors (PRC), a consortium of expert local, regional and national contractors and engineers, proposed the greatest value solution within the fixed budget.

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City of Orem Bike and Pedestrian Study

The City of Orem is developing a Master Plan to improve our bike and pedestrian network.  Our goal is to make Orem an enjoyable place to walk, run, and ride.  The plan is relying heavily on input and ideas from Orem residents.  Residents have the unique opportunity to get involved in many ways. 

Please become involved in the Master Plan process:  

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