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Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
Santa Clara County 2016 Measure B Caltrain Corridor Capacity Improvements Program 2027-2031
A capital improvement plan for the Caltrain Corridor Capacity Improvements Program in Santa Clara County, covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan outlines funding needs for safety enhancements, ridership growth, system expansion, and station improvements, including at-grade crossing safety programs, station experience improvements, operating assistance for additional Gilroy service, and placeholder projects for fleet replacement and infrastructure upgrades.
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A capital improvement program for Caltrain Corridor Capacity Improvements funded by 2016 Measure B, covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031 in Santa Clara County. The plan addresses safety enhancements, ridership growth, system expansion, and station improvements, including at-grade crossing safety programs, CCTV at stations, station experience and access, additional Gilroy service, and weekend service operating funds, along with placeholder projects for right-of-way fencing, BEMU diesel fleet replacement, crossover trackwork and signaling, enhanced train control, CEMOF maintenance facility expansion, and level boarding.
Jan 1, 2027·Strategic plan
Strategic Plan 2027-2037
This strategic plan outlines a 10-year roadmap for VTA to emerge as a superior, best-in-class transportation agency in Santa Clara County. It is structured around five core goals: building trust and demonstrating leadership, increasing transit ridership through an outstanding customer experience, improving multimodal mobility by leading sustainability and economic growth, cultivating an engaged workforce that fosters trust and innovation, and maintaining financial sustainability through increased revenues and cost reduction. The plan aims to achieve a common vision of greater mobility, access, and economic vitality, ultimately leading to a more prosperous future for Santa Clara County.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Board Of Directors Regular Meeting
The board meeting focused on the recognition of several long-term employees upon their retirement and conducted a public hearing regarding the adoption of Resolutions of Necessity for property acquisitions needed for the Bascom Complete Streets Project. Key agenda items included the adoption of an amended Conflict of Interest Code, approval of contract amendments for auditor general and business consulting services, and various organizational reports. Additionally, the board addressed closed session items involving real estate negotiations, litigation, and executive performance evaluations, and reviewed proposed modifications to the General Manager employment contract.