By Eric Johnson, P.E., Principal Transportation Engineer
You may have a drawing of a transportation improvement project hanging in your office—paper yellowing, curling corners—that you hope to someday build. If only you could convince everyone that it’s the appropriate solution to one of your community’s biggest issues. How can you make your project a city priority that gets funded and built? Taking some cues from the City of Anoka may help you out. (Click here to read more.)
