RCTA says TRSIP funds of roughly $7M support three projects; staff asks to borrow from transit-center construction to finish Williams Drive chargers Staff reported receiving over $7 million in TRSIP Cycle 6 funds for three projects — Williams Drive EV chargers, procurement of battery-electric buses, and the Crescent City Transit Center — and recommended borrowing from the transit-center construction allocation to complete the Williams Drive chargers while applying for additional grant tranches.

Exciting news for Del Norte County as RCTA secures over $7 million for three transformative projects, including electric buses and charging stations!

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Consultants outline draft short-range transit plan that balances cuts and expansion options LSC Transportation Consultants presented a draft Short Range Transit Plan that offers a constrained, fiscally balanced scenario and an unconstrained scenario that would expand frequency and add Sunday service if additional funding materializes. The board asked clarifying questions; consultants will take comments and return a final plan for adoption

A new Short Range Transit Plan is on the table for Redwood Coast Transit, promising to balance service cuts with potential expansions that could reshape local transit—will it get the green light?

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Meeting Adjourned Due to Lack of Quorum During Planning Session Committee adjourns without quorum, plans October meeting for document review and public outreach.

A crucial transit meeting in Del Norte County was cut short by technical glitches, leaving community plans in limbo and raising questions about communication in the digital age.

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