Your Voice. Your Boone County.

We're working to make Camp Ernst Road safer. The Boone County Fiscal Court and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) are working together to make important improvements to Camp Ernst Road from Pleasant Valley to Hathaway Road, and we need your input. We want to hear from the residents that live along the corridor and the families, teachers, students and visitors that drive Camp Ernst Road. What are your goals and priorities for the project?  What questions do you have? We're still in the early phases of this project - no designs have been created. Feedback from this online survey, along with feedback gathered at the Open House on June 29 and in-depth research and surveying from our engineering firm, will help shape potential designs. So please, share your thoughts so we can make Camp Ernst Road safer for everyone. Be sure to sign up for email or text updates to get the latest updates on this important project. You can also learn more about other improvements happening on Camp Ernst Road, and more about where we're at in the Camp Ernst Corridor Reconstruction project.

Take an online survey to share your goals, priorities and questions about the Camp Ernst Corridor Reconstruction. The feedback we receive, along with in-depth research and surveying from our engineering firm will help shape potential designs for Camp Ernst Road.   Camp Ernst Road, from Pleasant Valley to Hathaway Road, is a busy road that carries over 8,000 vehicles every day. These include our neighbors heading home from work, teens driving to school, families heading to Central Park for a youth sports game and so many others. The current two lane highway poses safety issues and can be congested at times. Boone County has several projects planned to protect your safety and help get you where you want to go. Learn more about upcoming projects and share your questions with us. 

Safe, easy travel to and from home, work, and play is a cornerstone of a thriving community. Whether you’re putting the kids on the bus, driving to work, heading to church, biking to your favorite park, or getting your morning miles in on Tower Loop, we want to help you get where you want to go. We are updating the Boone County Transportation Plan to ensure that our local transportation system meets the changing needs and interests of our community, whether you travel by car, by bus, on a bike, or even on foot. Learn more about the Update, and how you can share your input on the future of transportation in Boone County.