Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Casey Courtright’s organization
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Sacramento Regional Transit District Board Of Directors Meeting
The Board meeting included discussions on consent calendar items, with public comment regarding paratransit software, real-time information systems, grant funding, and security service operations. The Board received a customer service response regarding transit transfers, new bus stop installations, and Bus Rapid Transit planning. Key topics addressed included the operational capacity of Route 51 for mobility devices, ongoing developments in the agency's bike, stroller, and wagon policy, and the results of an investigation into a transit ambassador's conduct. Additionally, the Board reviewed the agency's zero-tolerance policy regarding fare enforcement on light rail.
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San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority Meeting Summary
The board meeting covered several key topics. Discussion included an update on the Madera Station Relocation Project, highlighting plans to move the station to a new location between Avenue 12 and Avenue 13 for improved access and connectivity. The meeting reviewed the Quarter 4 and Year-End Gold Runner service and performance metrics, noting ridership and revenue trends. Additionally, staff presented a detailed report on equipment maintenance challenges, focusing on fleet reliability, on-time performance issues, and strategies for preventative maintenance and lifecycle management. The Chief Executive Officer also provided reports on recent rail safety events and transportation initiatives.
Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mobility Advisory Council Meeting
The committee discussed several key items, including the design review of new buses with a focus on ingress and egress, the signing of a letter of recommendation for a federal grant to procure new buses for SACRT go, and a post-launch update on the S700 LRV project. Updates included the implementation of field modification instructions, training operators on ramp deployment, and the ongoing conversion of the blue line to be low-floor compatible. There was also discussion regarding manufacturing delays for new light rail vehicles and future plans for level boarding platforms.
The board meeting addressed a closed session regarding ongoing litigation. The board approved several key items on the consent calendar, including the 2027 meeting schedule, a cooperative agreement for the Phase 1 Fare Reduction Program, and multi-year operations and maintenance agreements for electronic bicycle lockers. Additionally, various engineering and track renewal agreements with Union Pacific Railroad were authorized, alongside amendments to legal and planning services agreements. Significant action items included the adoption of the fiscal year 2026-27 budget and the authorization of master services agreements for consulting firms. The board also received updates on state and federal legislation, funding, and the status of various capital projects.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
