Keeping Orange County moving safely - Orange County Transportation ...
Keeping Orange County moving safely - Orange County Transportation ...
OCTA, County of Orange and City of San Clemente reaffirm commitment to transportation solutions that minimize community impacts ORANGE COUNTY, CA – The Orange County Transportation Authority, County of Orange and City of San Clemente all recently approved a Cooperative Agreement to support a trio of south Orange County transportation projects that will meet near-term congestion relief needs ...
OCTA staff is recommending revisions to the ECP Tier 1 CTFP Guidelines and requests authorization to issue a 2021 ECP Tier 1 call, in order to make available approximately $2.8 million for important projects that will mitigate the impacts of street runoff and improve water quality for Orange County waterways.
6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10, at the Orange County Transportation Authority headquarters, 550 S. Main St. in Orange. The independent, 11-member oversight committee was formed to monitor OCTA’s use of Measure M funding, approve all changes to the Measure M Transportation Investment Plan, and hold annual public hearings on the expenditure of ...
The Youth Ride Free Program was launched in September 2021 with the goal to increase youth ridership and encourage future use of the OC Bus system. Through January 2025, ridership using the Youth Ride Free pass exceeded 10.6 million rides with more than 55,000 unique riders using the pass by the 2023-24 school year.
概况介绍更新9/2021该项目隶属于Metrolink奥兰治县和内陆帝国-奥兰治县交通线计,同时隶属于美国铁路公司的太平洋海岸列车计划。
The Comprehensive Business Plan (CBP) is a business planning tool designed to assist the OCTA in implementing its strategic goals and objectives. The CBP encapsulates OCTA’s programs and outlines their goals and objectives, as articulated by the Board of Directors. This is accomplished within the framework of sound business practices to provide an effective and efficient multi-modal ...
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Exceptional (7‐10 points): Applicant exceeds minimum standards set for communication and outreach to target populations that benefit from the EMSD program. Applicant provides detail on their extensive efforts made and accomplishments in the coordination with other community transportation and/or social services resources in the project area.