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Stakeholder Oversight Team
A Stakeholder Oversight Team (SOT) consisting of member jurisdictions, transit providers, school systems, chambers of commerce, community groups, and local and state agencies will work as a representative committee for the planning process. The SOT acts as an advisory board for findings and recommendations of the study. SOT members also provide assistance with public engagement and communication efforts. A full list of organizations included on the SOT is included at the bottom of this page.
SOT Job Description
Members of the SOT:
- Represent diverse community interests
- Provide guidance and direction on substance
- Provide input at key decision points
- Participate at public events
- Disseminate information through individual networks
- Meet formally up to four times at key steps
Who Else is Involved?
Hover over the boxes below for a description of each group.
CAMPO Committees
The North Carolina Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) is a regional transportation planning organization serving communities in Franklin, Granville, Harnett, Johnston and Wake Counties. CAMPO is leading the development of the SEAS Update. CAMPO has a Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC), comprised of staff from member and stakeholder agencies, that provides technical recommendations to the CAMPO Executive Board. The CAMPO Executive Board will be the endorsing body of the SEAS Update.
Stakeholder Oversight Team (SOT)
The SOT is the advisory board to the SEAS Update, read more about the SOT above.
Core Technical Team (CTT)
A Core Technical Team (CTT), composed of local and state agency staff as a subset of the SOT, will be the guiding review body to give direction, input, and monitor the project study as it takes place.
Public
The general public that reside, work, recreate, and make up the communities in the Southeast Area study area need to be engaged and invested in the plan development process to create a plan that is reflective of the various communities’ needs.
Local Jurisdiction Members
The local jurisdictions within the Southeast Area study are a critical voice in the development of the SEAS Update. Jurisdictions include: Archer Lodge, Benson, Clayton, Four Oaks, Garner, Kenly, Micro, Pine Level, Raleigh, Selma, Smithfield, Wilson’s Mills, Johnston County, Wake County.
Key Community Stakeholders
In addition to the SOT, key stakeholders from a variety of organizations including advocacy groups, major employers, community groups, neighborhood organizations, and agencies will be engaged throughout the planning processes.
Elected Officials
Elected officials will be involved throughout the SEAS Update process and kept up-to-date through jurisdictional briefings by the CTT and project team.
Consultants
A consultant team made up of transportation and land use planning professionals and experts are leading the development of the SEAS Update alongside CAMPO.
CAMPO Committees
The North Carolina Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) is a regional transportation planning organization serving communities in Franklin, Granville, Harnett, Johnston and Wake Counties. CAMPO is leading the development of the SEAS Update. CAMPO has a Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC), comprised of staff from member and stakeholder agencies, that provides technical recommendations to the CAMPO Executive Board. The CAMPO Executive Board will be the endorsing body of the SEAS Update.
Stakeholder Oversight Team (SOT)
The SOT is the advisory board to the SEAS Update, read more about the SOT above.
Core Technical Team (CTT)
A Core Technical Team (CTT), composed of local and state agency staff as a subset of the SOT, will be the guiding review body to give direction, input, and monitor the project study as it takes place.
Public
The general public that reside, work, recreate, and make up the communities in the Southeast Area study area need to be engaged and invested in the plan development process to create a plan that is reflective of the various communities’ needs.
Local Jurisdiction Members
The local jurisdictions within the Southeast Area study are a critical voice in the development of the SEAS Update. Jurisdictions include: Archer Lodge, Benson, Clayton, Four Oaks, Garner, Kenly, Micro, Pine Level, Raleigh, Selma, Smithfield, Wilson’s Mills, Johnston County, Wake County.
Key Community Stakeholders
In addition to the SOT, key stakeholders from a variety of organizations including advocacy groups, major employers, community groups, neighborhood organizations, and agencies will be engaged throughout the planning processes.
Local Jurisdiction Members
The local jurisdictions within the Southeast Area study are a critical voice in the development of the SEAS Update. Jurisdictions include: Archer Lodge, Benson, Clayton, Four Oaks, Garner, Kenly, Micro, Pine Level, Raleigh, Selma, Smithfield, Wilson’s Mills, Johnston County, Wake County.
Key Community Stakeholders
In addition to the SOT, key stakeholders from a variety of organizations including advocacy groups, major employers, community groups, neighborhood organizations, and agencies will be engaged throughout the planning processes.
Meeting Calendar
This calendar displays our SOT meeting dates.
Resources and Materials
All meetings, presentations, and materials held and shared with the SOT are housed here. Check back for updates as they come!
May 17 | Joint CTT and SOT Kickoff Meeting
Outreach Toolbox
This toolbox is the SOT’s one-stop-shop for the materials and resources needed for engaging the public in the SEAS Update.
Visit the Outreach Toolbox
SOT Members
- Archer Lodge
- Benson
- Black Girls Do Bike
- CAMPO
- Clayton
- Clayton Chamber of Commerce Clayton
- Parks and Rec and Youth Council
- Community Partner
- Network of Raleigh Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
- Four Oaks
- Garner
- Garner – Transit/Transportation Citizen Representative
- Garner Chamber of Commerce GoRaleigh
- GoTriangle
- GoWake Access
- Grifols
- Habitat for Humanity
- I-95/I-40 Alliance ITRE
- Johnston County Area Transit System (JCATS) Johnston County
- Johnston County Association of Realtors Johnston County Building
- Industry Association Johnston County Economic Development Johnston County Parks, Greenways, and Open Space
- Johnston County Schools
- Johnston County Visitors Bureau
- Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action, Inc. Kenly
- Knightdale
- Micro
- NCDOT Rail
- NCDOT TPD
- NCDOT Division 4
- NCDOT Division 5
- Novo Nordisk
- Oaks and Spokes
- Pine Level
- Raleigh
- Regional Transportation Alliance (RTA) Selma
- Smithfield
- Southeast Raleigh Promise
- Triangle J Council of Government (TJCOG) Triangle East Chamber
- Triangle Land Conservancy
- Triangle Transportation Choices
- UCPRPO
- University of North Carolina (UNC) Johnston Health Clayton
- US Highway 70 Corridor Commission Wake County Schools
- Wake County
- Wake County Active Routes to School Wake County Econ Development
- Wake County Environmental Services Wake County Parks, Recreation, and Open Space
- Wake County Planning Board
- WakeUP Wake County
- WeMovv
- Wendell
- Wilson’s Mills
- Zebulon