at Rail t DIRECTIONS TO FROM PARADE Fmm Union to the L in LA Union Station 2. Take tt. A t.ds exit Sta tbn at t.ds right o n to & home L A 2. Take 40 to rain METROLINKOAANGE LINE smi„n of go CELEBRATE NEW YEAR WITH METROLINK SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2025 . NEW YEAR CELEBRATION OCTA.NET/LUNAR .

several of the busiest OC Bus routes and Metrolink commuter rail, in one of the nation’s most densely populated areas, while producing zero emissions. Progress made between July and September includes: • The intersection at Fourth Street and Ross Street was reopened on Aug. 15, prior to the beginning of Nova Academy’s school year

Orange County with High-Speed Rail Systems: U. Senior Mobility Program/Senior Non-Emergency Medical Transportation: V. Community Based Transit/Circulators: W. Safe Transit Stops : X. Environmental Cleanup Program (Water Quality) 4

rail connector, and express bus routes serving over 5,000 bus stops. OCTA also operates federally-mandated paratransit service (ACCESS), a shared-ride program available for people unable to use the regular fixed-route bus service because of functional limitations. Fixed-route bus service operated

Phone (714) 560-OCTA (6282) Business Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Street Address 550 S. Main Street Orange, CA 92868

i july 31, 2023 notice of request for proposals (rfp) rfp 3-2763: “onboard bus passenger survey data collection and entry” to: all offerors from: orange county transportation authority

Annual Eligibility Review Subcommittee Table of Contents 1. Agenda –September 27, 2022 2. AER Subcommittee Meeting Minutes –March 31, 2022 3. PowerPoint Presentation

Los Angeles – San Diego – San Luis Obispo Rail Corridor Agency Procurement Information To receive emails on upcoming LOSSAN procurements, register as a vendor through OCTA’s CAMMNET. You can also view upcoming LOSSAN procurements by clicking on the upcoming procurements link or view all procurements link above.

Adopted Budget Obtained From FY 2013/2014 Budget Lakeview Avenue Grade Separation - Construction Capital $8,458,200.00 ACCESS Primary Service $8,328,456.00

Support improvements to Orange County rail service planned by Metrolink and other partner agencies . Proceed with existing plans to improve station access and to reduce the number of at-grade road crossings. SERVICE INVESTMENTS . OCTA’s new Service Allocation Guidelines, developed as part of the OC Transit Vision and