Town Hall & House Meetings Across America
It’s time for a new, 21st-Century vision for transportation that will be safer, healthier, cleaner, more equitable and smarter so that our nation can compete and thrive in the future economy. It’s time to leave behind our current, 1950s-era federal transportation program.
Help us tell Congress and President Obama what we need.
We want to bring your voice, your vision for the future of transportation to them. We want to tell them about the projects you want in your town, your goals for community’s travel and living options, or your needs for getting employees and goods to your business.
To develop your community’s vision, hold a town hall or a simple house meeting in your community using the Transportation for America toolkit. Then, submit your community’s ideas to become part of the national vision for our new transportation in the 21st Century. We want to hear your voice — tell us what you want.
Find a meeting happening near you with the map. Click and drag the map to scroll, and use the buttons to zoom. Or hold a meeting of your own in your community, send us the details and we'll post it here. View Larger Map
Use the map above to find a town hall or house meeting happening near you. We'll be adding them regularly as our partners and supporters — like yourself — add meetings to the list.
It could be an informal house meeting with some friends or neighbors, or you could join up with a local campaign partner, invite your mayor or other elected officials, and organize a town hall meeting. We'll help support you with whatever you want to do.
Want to organize a meeting of your own? Let us know about it. We can provide you with a variety of organizing tools, helpful local partners, and advertising strategies to make the process easier. And we'll post it here so other supporters can find it.
Once your meeting is over, you can send the feedback and vision to us. We're going to publish your feedback from across the country to bring your voice and your vision of the future to the President and Congress.
