Community Workshop - Short-Range Transit Development Plan

public transportation vehicle, small bus, ADA accessible — MTA's Route 95 runs from Point Arena to Santa Rosa

July 5, 2023 - Mendocino Transit Authority (MTA) is updating its Short-Range Transit Development Plan (SRTDP). This is a community process that allows staff and decision-makers the chance to take an in-depth look at the transit systems currently in place, identify the optimal manner in which transit can meet the public’s needs within Mendocino County, and carefully identify where transit resources should be devoted over the plan period. In the end, the study will provide a “business plan,” based on public input, which can guide the regional transit program to best meet mobility needs utilizing the available resources.

Approach and Schedule:

The project team's approach will be to first gather and analyze data on current services, listen to riders and the larger community to understand the needs and priorities, and then develop strategies and concepts to address those needs. Interim working papers will be posted here as they are completed. A Draft Plan is expected to be available at the beginning of 2024.

Get Involved:

Come to our First Community Workshop for the MTA Short-Range Transit Development Plan. Learn about the plan, its purpose, and the timeline for engagement. Come make your voice heard as we develop YOUR transit plan throughout the area for the next five years. View or download the flyer:

Mendocino SRTDP Flyer 1.pdf

July 27, 2023 at 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Ukiah Senior Center – 495 Leslie Street, Ukiah, CA

Eventbrite Link (RSVP not required) Click Here

More information: Mendocino Transit Authority (MTA) | Public transportation for Mendocino County, California

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