The RTA invites the public to take part in transportation planning. Come to public meetings, sign up for updates, and learn more about regional transportation. The RTA wants to hear from you.
The RTA must deliver projects exactly as voters approved. The public helped shape this plan and can still stay involved. Here are ways to participate:
- Attend public meetings and share thoughts on projects like crossings or bike paths.
- Sign up for RTA news and updates here.
- Submit a comment here.
- Tune in to the RTA Delivers podcast.
- Visit the RTA Calendar for upcoming meetings and events.
- Follow the RTA on social media.
All meetings are open to the public. Visit the RTA calendar to see upcoming meetings and events.
Find project news, videos, newsletters, and updates on the RTA website and social media.
We Want to Hear from You
The RTA gathers input through open houses, surveys, and workshops. Share your thoughts on transportation priorities in the region.
Title VI (Non-Discrimination) Policy
The RTA treats everyone equally — no matter your race, color, where you’re from, age, gender, income, or disability. This is required by federal law (Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964).
We invite you to complete our voluntary self-identification survey (English/Spanish). For translation assistance, call (520) 792-1093 and ask for Zonia Kelley.
Si necesita ayuda con traducción, llame por favor al (520) 792-1093 y comúníquese con Zonia Kelley.