Transportation System Plan (TSP)

The Transportation System Plan (TSP) is intended to prepare for and accommodate the future growth through year 2035 in the most efficient manner possible. Without the big picture that the TSP provides, maintaining acceptable transportation network performance could not be achieved in an efficient manner. This Plan updates Sherwood’s original TSP, which was adopted in the year 2005 for a horizon year of 2020.

The TSP provides a long term guide for city transportation investments by incorporating the vision of the community into an equitable and efficient transportation system. The plan evaluates the current transportation system and outlines strategies and projects that are important to protecting and enhancing the quality of life in Sherwood through 2035. The TSP also provides a foundation from which to evaluate and determine what improvements could or should be required as part of private development projects. Plan elements can be implemented by the City, private developers, and state or federal agencies. A TSP is required by the State of Oregon to help integrate the City’s transportation investment plans into the statewide transportation system. The plan balances the needs of walking, bicycling, driving, transit and freight into an equitable and efficient transportation system.

The City is currently updating its Transportation System Plan (TSP) to reflect Sherwood’s evolving transportation needs and community vision. While the existing TSP remains the adopted guiding document, the 2026 TSP Update webpage will serve as a dynamic hub for the latest information, including project updates, meeting materials, and opportunities to get involved. We invite you to visit the 2026 TSP Update webpage regularly to stay informed and engaged as the City works with the community to shape Sherwood’s transportation future.

To view or download volumes 1 & 2 of the TSP, please click on the supporting documents below.