RTA Accountability

An RTA Accountability pledge signed by the 2026 RTA Board of Directors hangs on an office wall.

The RTA helps fund, plan, and build transportation projects in Pima County. The RTA shares information so everyone can see how projects and money are being managed.

An RTA Accountability pledge signed by the 2026 RTA Board of Directors hangs on an office wall.

How the RTA keeps the public informed:

  • RTA Annual Report — shows what work was done and how money was spent.
  • RTA Financial Audits — completed every year and every five years by the State of Arizona.

The next State of Arizona review is expected to start in summer 2026.

Quarterly Reports

Four times a year, the RTA shares updates with the RTA Board, the Technical Management Committee (TMC), and the citizens oversight committee. These reports show how projects are going, what they cost, and if they are on time. The first report was shared at public meetings in March 2026.

RTA Administrative Documents

The RTA Administrative Code has rules and guidelines for RTA projects. It helps guide the new transportation plan that Pima County voters approved on March 10, 2026.

Upcoming Meetings

RTA Delivers Podcast