The Sierra Vista Metropolitan Planning Organization (SVMPO) is the designated transportation organization for the southeastern Cochise County region, in Arizona. We are a policy and planning agency serving the City of Sierra Vista, the Town of Huachuca City and portions of urbanizing Cochise County, in partnership with the Arizona Department of Transportation. We share information and build consensus among our three-member jurisdictions on regional transportation programs, plans and projects.
This website provides you with information about our agency and the programs, plans and projects we are working on to improve your regional transportation system.
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Regional News
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FY26-FY30 Transportation Improvement Plan Draft
April 1, 2025
The SVMPO is updating their Transportation Improvement Plan with two new awarded projects! The region has a small amount of construction funding for regionally prioritized projects, just under $350K each year. In the next three years the SVMPO anticipates partnering with the City of Sierra Vista to complete construction on the Oakmont/Camino Real pathway and resurface the deteriorating pavement on Wilcox Drive between 7th St. and BST. Review our draft plan and send us any comments on our on-line form you might have about our near-term plans to improve transportation infrastructure in the region.
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Public Participation Plan Update!
March 30, 2025
The SVMPO is updating their 2019 Public Participation Plan. It now includes additional strategies for virtual opportunities to comment on regional transportation plans and studies. Do you have any ideas of how we could invite you to share your thoughts on regional planning activities? Check out our draft 2025 Public Participation Plan and let us know how we can best communicate with you.
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Comment on Transportation Safety Action Plan!
September 4, 2024
The SVMPO is working on a Transportation Safety Action Plan and we would like to invite you to participate. A survey and interactive map have been posted on the Safety Plan project website at https://www.seazsafetyplan.org/
Your comments will help the study team better understand what are your most important safety concerns, where transportation safety problems are located, and what ideas you have for communicating critical safety messages.
Survey comments will be taken until Sept. 27th.