There will be a meeting of the Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee (RPTAC) on Tuesday, July 18. The meeting is scheduled from 1:30 to 3:30 PM at the La Pine Parks and Rec building, 16405 1st St, La Pine, OR. The meeting agenda includes discussion of the Ride Bend launch.
The public may make comments to RPTAC during the “General Public Comments” portion of the agenda.
Agenda and meeting materials will be posted to the RPTAC web page: http://cascadeseasttransit.com/about/rptac/
For more information, contact Judy Watts, 541-548-9534. All Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee meetings are public meetings and interested persons are encouraged to attend.
There will be a meeting of the Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee (RPTAC) on Tuesday, May 16. The meeting is scheduled from 1:30 to 3:30 PM at the Redmond City Council, Room 207. The meeting agenda includes discussion of the proposed designs for the Redmond Transit Hub and proposed adjustments to the Redmond to Bend and Redmond to Prineville community connector routes.
The public may make comments to RPTAC during the “General Public Comments” portion of the agenda.
Agenda and meeting materials will be posted to the RPTAC web page: http://cascadeseasttransit.com/about/rptac/
For more information, contact Judy Watts, 541-548-9534. All Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee meetings are public meetings and interested persons are encouraged to attend.
Cascades East Transit Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee will meet Tuesday, March 21st in the Hawthorne Conference Room, 334 Hawthorne Ave, Bend, OR from 1:30 - 3:30 PM.
All RPTAC meetings are open to the public.
COIC is updating the Central Oregon Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan and we want to hear from Deschutes County residents. The public, including citizens and representatives of any organizations that work on human services and transportation issues, are invited to attend the Deschutes County Transportation Strategy Session on March 6th at 2 - 3:30 PM at the Hawthorne Conference Room, COIC Admin Building, 334 NE Hawthorne Ave.
The purpose of the meeting is to refine strategies for transportation solutions related to populations identified as low-income, persons with disabilities, and seniors.
The plan will be reviewed by the Special Transportation Funding (STF) committee of Deschutes County later this spring, and subsequently forwarded to the Deschutes County Court for adoption. While the Coordination Plan is a regional plan for Central Oregon, the plan will contain chapters dedicated to each county’s unique needs and solutions.
The purpose of the Coordination Plan is to 1) identify transportation gaps and barriers for persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and low-income populations in accessing needed health and social services; and 2) to prioritize solutions (actions, projects, programs, operations, etc.) to meet identified needs and/or leverage opportunities. Projects using certain funding sources – including state Special Transportation Fund (STF) and federal FTA 5310 (Senior and Disabled Transportation) – must be consistent with the Plan. The “coordination” part of the title stems from the fact that there is always more work we can do to better coordinate among transportation providers and health and human service providers to maximize the efficient use of transportation resources and build better systems that serve more people.
COIC is updating the Central Oregon Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan and we want to hear from Warm Springs residents. The public, including citizens and representatives of any organizations that work on human services and transportation issues, are invited to attend the Warm Springs Strategy Session on February 23rd at 2 PM at High Lookee Lodge, 2321 Ollallie Ln, Warm Springs.
The purpose of the meeting is to refine strategies for transportation solutions related to populations identified as low-income, persons with disabilities, and seniors.
The plan will be reviewed by the Special Transportation Funding (STF) committee of Warm Springs later this spring, and subsequently forwarded to the Tribe for adoption. While the Coordination Plan is a regional plan for Central Oregon, the plan will contain chapters dedicated to each county’s and the tribe’s unique needs and solutions.
The purpose of the Coordination Plan is to 1) identify transportation gaps and barriers for persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and low-income populations in accessing needed health and social services; and 2) to prioritize solutions (actions, projects, programs, operations, etc.) to meet identified needs and/or leverage opportunities. Projects using certain funding sources – including state Special Transportation Fund (STF) and federal FTA 5310 (Senior and Disabled Transportation) – must be consistent with the Plan. The “coordination” part of the title stems from the fact that there is always more work we can do to better coordinate among transportation providers and health and human service providers to maximize the efficient use of transportation resources and build better systems that serve more people.
COIC is updating the Central Oregon Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan and we want to hear from Crook County residents. The public, including citizens and representatives of any organizations that work on human services and transportation issues, are invited to attend the Jefferson County Strategy Session on February 2nd at 10:30 AM at the Annex building, 66 SE D Street, Madras.
The purpose of the meeting is to refine strategies for transportation solutions related to populations identified as low-income, persons with disabilities, and seniors.
The plan will be reviewed by the Special Transportation Funding (STF) committee of Jefferson County later this spring, and subsequently forwarded to the Jefferson County Court for adoption. While the Coordination Plan is a regional plan for Central Oregon, the plan will contain chapters dedicated to each county’s unique needs and solutions.
The purpose of the Coordination Plan is to 1) identify transportation gaps and barriers for persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and low-income populations in accessing needed health and social services; and 2) to prioritize solutions (actions, projects, programs, operations, etc.) to meet identified needs and/or leverage opportunities. Projects using certain funding sources – including state Special Transportation Fund (STF) and federal FTA 5310 (Senior and Disabled Transportation) – must be consistent with the Plan. The “coordination” part of the title stems from the fact that there is always more work we can do to better coordinate among transportation providers and health and human service providers to maximize the efficient use of transportation resources and build better systems that serve more people.
Cascades East Transit will hold two open houses to discuss proposed changes to Community Connector routes. All open houses are open to the public. For questions or comments, contact Judy Watts at [email protected] or 541-548-9534
Bend Open House
Hawthorne Station, 334 NE Hawthorne Ave
Tuesday, November 8th
2 - 4 PM
Redmond Open House
Redmond Library, 827 SW Deschutes Ave
Monday, November 14th
3 - 5 PM
Cascades East Transit Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee meets on the third Wednesday each month from 1:30 - 3:30 PM.
All RPTAC meetings are open to the public.
There will be a meeting of the Cascades East Transit (CET) Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee (RPTAC) on Tuesday, July 19, 2016 from 9:30am -11:30am in the La Pine Parks and Rec computer lab room, 16405 1st St, La Pine, OR 97739. The agenda and materials will be posted to the COIC website at: https://coic2.org/transportation/ptac/
For more information contact Judy Watts, 541-548-9534 or [email protected]. All RPTAC meetings are public meetings, and interested persons are encouraged to attend.
There will be a meeting of the Cascades East Transit (CET) Regional Public Transit Advisory Committee (RPTAC) on Tuesday, May 17, 2016 from 11:30am -1:30pm in the Redmond City Hall Conference Rooms A and B, 716 SW Evergreen Avenue, Redmond, OR 97756. The meeting agenda includes a status update regarding CET’s Regional Transit Expansion and Bend bus stop construction. The agenda and materials will be posted to the COIC website at: https://coic2.org/transportation/ptac/
For more information contact Judy Watts, 541-548-9534 or [email protected]. All RPTAC meetings are public meetings, and interested persons are encouraged to attend.
