Queen Creek unveils draft transportation master plan update ahead of November council review Deputy Public Works Director Julian Dreesang presented the draft Transportation Master Plan update, describing projected growth, a set of prioritized projects for the next 25 years and outreach results; staff plans to deliver a final draft to the Town Council in November.

Queen Creek is gearing up for explosive growth with a bold 25-year Transportation Master Plan set to reshape travel and mobility in the town!

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MAG updates council on Superstition Vistas multimodal study, proposes 2030 and 2050 networks MAG project manager presented a multimodal transportation planning study covering the Superstition Vistas area, recommending 136 new/widened roadway projects, 34 intersection improvements, 199 non-motorized projects and several long-range freeway and freight projects to 2050; council questioned funding and design detail.

The future of transportation in Queen Creek is about to change dramatically, with plans for 136 new road projects and 199 non-motorized paths by 2050!

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MAG study outlines 2030 and 2050 multimodal network for Superstition Vistas, but funding gaps remain A regional MAG study presented to the Queen Creek council maps dozens of roadway, pedestrian, transit and freight projects for the 2030 and 2050 horizons covering the Superstition Vistas subregion; staff said some projects are currently programmed while others lack funding.

A groundbreaking study unveils ambitious plans for the Superstition Vistas area, paving the way for a transformed transportation landscape by 2050, but significant funding gaps could hinder progress.

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MAG presents Superstition Vistas multimodal plan; study outlines major roadway, freight and nonmotorized projects to 2050 MAG project manager Hannah Quincy briefed the Queen Creek council on the Superstition Vistas multimodal transportation planning study, a region-scale assessment of infrastructure needs through 2050. The study recommends more than 100 roadway projects, freeway projects, nearly 200 nonmotorized connections and freight planning tied to projected heavy

Hannah Quincy unveiled a bold multimodal transportation plan for Queen Creek that promises over 100 new roadway projects and nearly 200 nonmotorized connections by 2050!

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