OCTA made strong progress building the OC Streetcar in Santa Ana and Garden Grove, now approximately 60 percent complete, and funded additional street improvements and traffic signal synchronization projects.

other major freeway systems in Orange County, and it is the only freeway providing a direct north-south connection between Central Orange County and the coastal region. The project will add one regular lane and one carpool lane in each direction of SR-55 between I-405 and I-5, improving mobility for commuters within Orange County. In addition, the project will add merge lanes between ...

The funds come from Measure M, also known as OC Go, the half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements renewed by Orange County voters in 2006. The measure includes funding for an environmental cleanup program that awards money on a competitive basis to cities and the county for projects that reduce the impacts of water pollution related to transportation. After reviewing 16 applications ...

Upcoming construction includes preparation for track installation on Santa Ana Boulevard eastbound from Bristol Street to Flower Street, and Mortimer Street to Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center. Jim said cars 1-7 are in the final stages of manufacturing.

Low income households are heavily concentrated in the core of North/ Central County, especially in Santa Ana Employment density much more dispersed, harder to serve Largest cluster (Irvine Business Complex/John Wayne) adjacent to high transit demand area – but less pedestrian access, service

The rail partners will work with the California Coastal Commission for emergency permitting for the temporary barrier wall. The size of the wall will be determined at a later date, in consultation with an engineering contractor. The location of the falling debris near Casa Romantica is approximately 2 miles north of where OCTA is completing construction work to secure another hillside near the ...

Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center Staging Area Construction for the OC Streetcar is moving forward. To prepare for upcoming work activities, OCTA’s contractor, Walsh Construction, will set up a staging area at the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (SARTC) to easily access construction equipment and materials. The SARTC is located on E. Santa Ana Boulevard and N. Santiago Street.