RTA Next is a public-driven regional planning process, established by the Regional Transportation Authority Board, to develop a new regional transportation plan for the greater Tucson region. A new regional transportation plan will continue the delivery of transportation …
The Regional Transportation Authority has a strong foundation built on public support and trust. When voters approved the RTA’s 20-year regional transportation plan and funding in 2006, it was the first, truly regional plan and one that would …
We are reaching out to as many people as we can to share the Regional Transportation Authority story and plans for a new set of transportation investments. If your group is interested in learning more about the RTA, …
One of the transportation funding challenges we face today is a decline in purchasing power for transportation construction. Historically, transportation funding in the region has come from state and federal gas taxes that are returned to counties and …
Offering public participation opportunities is important to the Regional Transportation Authority as its citizens’ advisory committee prepares to develop a new regional transportation plan. The committee is tasked with weighing the value of regional benefits of proposed projects …
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