The board meeting agenda featured an Executive Director's report and presentations covering the Solano Express Systems Performance and the Solano Mobility Spotlight Series regarding the Clipper Access Card for people with disabilities. Significant financial action items included funding nominations for the One Bay Area Grant Cycle 4 and the Community Action Resource and Empowerment (CARE) program. The board also addressed funding allocations for the Bay Area Air District Transportation Funds for Clean Air and the Transportation Development Act Article 3. Additionally, the agenda included discussions on a microtransit service agreement, appointments to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees, and contract amendments related to regional transportation infrastructure and public health services.
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The committee discussed various regional transportation projects and planning initiatives. Key topics included the Solano Rail Hub Priority Development Area Plan, the Solano-Napa North Bay Passenger Rail Feasibility Study, and the Benicia Lyft Program update. Financial actions involved the approval of grant applications and funding nominations for the One Bay Area Grant Cycle 4, the Solano Community Action Resource and Empowerment Program, and the Bay Area Air District Transportation Funds for Clean Air. Additionally, legislative updates and funding opportunities were reviewed as informational items.
Sep 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Solano County Intercity Transit Consortium Meeting
The meeting included discussions on the Benicia Lyft Program, specifically regarding a reduction in monthly ride allotments and an increase in costs. The consortium reviewed the FY 2026-27 Transportation Development Act (TDA) Matrix, which outlines funding for various transit services, including the City of Vacaville (City Coach) and STA on behalf of the City of Benicia. Furthermore, the committee addressed the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's (MTC) Bay Area Transit Priority Policy, recommending the inclusion of specific transit corridors—I-80, SR 12 West to Napa County, and I-680—in the Transit Priority Network. Informational reports were also presented regarding various mobility programs, grant projects, and legislative updates.
The STA Board meeting agenda covered various transportation projects and reports. Key discussion topics included presentations on rail activity updates, such as the Capitol Corridor Vision Plan and North Bay Passenger Rail Feasibility Study, and the impact of the federal H.R.1 transportation pilot program. The board also addressed Solano Express service updates, reviewed the mobility program spotlight series including the Go Go Grandparent program, and received reports on funding opportunities like the Solano County Coordinated Call-for-Projects and the Solano Rail Hub Priority Development Area Plan. Additionally, committee appointments for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees and the Paratransit Coordinating Council were reviewed.
