Project Overview
The Bonneville Metropolitan Planning Organization (BMPO) is updating its Long Range Transportation Plan to guide how the region’s transportation system will evolve through 2055. This plan looks at current conditions and future needs to help prioritize improvements that support safety, access, and quality of life across the community, with public input playing a central role in shaping those decisions.
The plan will:
- Look at current and future transportation needs across the region
- Identify priorities for walking, biking, and driving
- Help guide where limited transportation funding is invested
- Support safety, access, and quality of life for our communities
Planning Area
The BMPO planning area includes the greater Idaho Falls region and the connected communities of Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, and Ucon, along with nearby unincorporated areas of Bonneville County. It reflects the shared transportation network, neighborhoods, schools, parks, and major corridors such as I-20 and I-15 freeways that link these communities together as one regional system.
Provide Feedback
The mapping input and survey are now being reviewed and incorporated into the plan. They will inform the work in Phase 2: Mobility Network and Livability Recommendations. We encourage you to sign up for notifications on this page to receive updates.
