Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council

The Regional Transit Master Plan identifies where future transit services can support regional transportation and sustainability goals, as well as what is required to implement such services.  Recommendations are based on sound analysis of available data and stakeholder inputs.

Goals and Objectives

• Identify how transit can support regional transportation and sustainability goals
• Establish a vision for transit in Central Oregon
• Identify and secure a local source of funding for transit
• Ensure CET remains an integrated regional transit service
• Identify short-term, cost-neutral “fixes” to service
• Develop a “vision” plan for the long-term (20 years)

Final Plan

The Regional Transit Master Plan Consists of Five Volumes:

• Volume I: Existing Conditions
• Volume II: Survey Report
• Volume II: Survey Report Appendices A-J
• Volume III: Outreach and Engagement
• Volume IV: Service Plan
• Volume IV: Service Plan Appendices A & B
• Volume V: Funding Sustainability

This project relies on existing data, travel demand projections, and community survey input (surveys of both riders and the community-at-large) to create a comprehensive regional transit plan.

Meetings and Events

Technical Committee Meeting; March 8, 2013: Handout  Notes
Technical Committee Meeting; November 30, 2012: Agenda  Handout  Notes
Technical Committee Meeting; May 16, 2012: Handout  Notes

Stakeholder Committee La Pine; March 27, 2013: Handout  Notes
Stakeholder Committee Madras; April 16, 2013: Handout  Notes
Stakeholder Committee Prineville; April 1, 2013: Handout  Notes
Stakeholder Committee Redmond; May 22, 2013: Handout  Notes
Stakeholder Committee Sisters; March 25, 2013: Handout  Notes

Regional Stakeholder Committee; June 20, 2013: Handout  Notes