NEWS Transportation report finds progress . being made to alleviate congestion Halton Region is continuing to make progress in decreasing congestion. According to a report outlining the progress the Region has made when it comes to its transportation system, regional roads are also safe, efficient and wellâ€"maintained Regional Council affirmed an investment of nearly $1.4 billion in transportation and road safety over the next 10 years. On average, $120 million is committed annually for ongoâ€" ing and new construction projects. The 2015 Transportation Service Progress Reâ€" port, received by Regional council, provides an overview of where that money is being spent when it comes to activities related to planning, design, construction, operation and mainteâ€" nance of the regional transportation system. "I!‘m proud of the work Halton Region has done to create a safe and wellâ€"maintained SEXUAL ASSAULT & VIOLENCE INTERVENTION SERVICES {SAVIS) OF HALTON * #REE confidential S A V ï¬f "O"Ofl Sexual Assault & Violence Intervention Services / tm sls * FREE 24â€"hour support line â€" call: 905:8 * FREE antiâ€"violence presentations t( SS 905.825.3622 * Toll free: 877.263.8416 * www.savisothaiton.org SAVIS is seeking candidates for volunteer position, please send your inquiry to boardofdirectors @savisothaiton.org Se road network," said Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr. "Our population continues to grow at a rapid pace. The investments we are mak ing in our roads as we roll out the Transpor tation Master Plan will meet that growth and also support the economy by moving people and goods efficiently throughout the Regional roads are operating more safely and efficiently, yearâ€"overâ€"yealr, thanks to proactive programs such as the Comprehensive Road Safety Action Plan, Drive SAFE and intersecâ€" tion and speed reviews. The Red Llight Camera Program has also helped reduce highâ€"impact collisions at all 12 intersections where they have been inâ€" stalled, according the report, which states another two red light camera units are foreâ€" casted to be installed within the Region this year. associations/S( hools Roard Membersiip positions. If you are interested in this rewarding # FirstService & RESIDENTIAL ~~ To3 uoleuapisulâ€"mw | NOIdWVHI NVIGVNVI NOLTIW | aToZ ‘vt Any | g2 m Milton Hydro 200 Chisholm Drive, Milton, Ontario We Encourage You to Prepare for a Possible Postal Interruption 3 ways to prepare: Pn-A'uth Payment Your payment is automatically My Account & . View your billing and withdrawn from your bank account, payment history online You can also call our office at 905â€"876â€"4611 (press 2) for your current balance and due date. Remember, it is your responsibility to pay your Milton Hydro bill by the due date. Visit our website at www.miltonhydro.com for more details. Y Presented by STRONE Your Comptete Emergency Sotution ptember 22, 201 6 ic ob HALTONâ€".MISSISSAUGA‘S BUILD PROGRAM \f\/HF’H[“. Lionky 8525 Mississauga Road, Brampton Syten|PO > & Conference Centre L4( YI ( ':gl' I,'_l;[ To redister your foursome and for sponsorship opportunities, email nonv‘vualu@habitathm.ca or call 289â€"983â€"0587 today!