FAMPO serves a broad region that includes Fayetteville, Raeford, Hope Mills, Spring Lake, and portions of Cumberland, Hoke, Robeson, and Harnett counties. Our jurisdiction covers various communities, providing comprehensive planning and support to improve regional transportation systems. By collaborating with local governments and stakeholders, FAMPO ensures that each area receives tailored solutions to meet its unique transportation needs. Discover how your community can benefit from our strategic transportation initiatives.

We prioritize sustainability by implementing projects aimed at reducing environmental impact. Key programs include the Ozone Advance Program and the Locally Administered Projects Program, which focus on lowering carbon emissions. FAMPO also works on developing bicycle and pedestrian networks, such as the Cape Fear River Trail and Sandhills Regional Bike Plan. These initiatives are designed to promote cleaner, healthier transportation alternatives. Learn more about how we are leading the way towards a more sustainable future.

The CMP is a strategic framework we use to manage mobility across the region efficiently. It identifies congestion issues and provides solutions to improve traffic flow and reduce delays. By integrating various modes of transportation, the CMP ensures a seamless and efficient commuting experience. This process is crucial for maintaining the region's economic vitality and quality of life. Discover our strategies to improve traffic management in your area.

As a federal-aid recipient, FAMPO is committed to ensuring all individuals have access to our programs. Our Title VI policy protects individuals from discrimination based on race, color, national origin, language, sex, age, disability, or income. We strive to create inclusive policies that address the needs of diverse communities. Contact us to learn about our commitment to equity and how you can participate in shaping the future of transportation in your community.