The city of West Plains is continuing with plans to advance the study of alternatives to its railroad and roadway network.
Another public meeting is planned for Tuesday evening, during which citizen feedback is sought on how to increase safety, create connectivity, and promote economic development.
West Plains has been performing an independent study for future capital improvement projects that interface with the existing BNSF railroad facilities throughout the city. The first public meeting was held in April.
Attendees at Tuesday’s meeting will have an opportunity to vote on the different alternatives that have been developed and generated during past outreach events. The public work session runs from 5:30 to 8:00 pm in the Magnolia Room at the Civic Center.
