Ingersoll Township, in partnership with the Midland Area Transportation Study (MATS) and the Midland County Road Commission (MCRC), invites community members to an open house to learn more about the proposed non-motorized pathway project in the township.

The proposed route would connect the Bailey Bridge at Smiths Crossing to Midland Charter Township, traveling along properties on N River Road to Gordonville Road, then continuing north to E Stewart Road using Consumers Energy property.

An open house will take place on Thursday, December 4th from 4 – 6 p.m. in the Ingersoll Township Hall, 3026 S Sasse Rd, Freeland, MI.

Attendees will be able to review conceptual designs for the proposed pathway and share feedback on the project.

This project concept was developed through a multi-agency pilot effort led by MATS, aimed at expanding the use of the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP), a federal funding source that supports non-motorized transportation infrastructure. The pilot study will help local agencies apply for construction funding, which could cover 50–80% of the total project cost.

For more information or questions about the proposed pathway, please contact:

Maja Bolanowska, MATS Director – majab@midlandmpo.org

Alicia Williams, Transportation Planner – aliciaw@midlandmpo.org