Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The Board discussed key operational and financial matters, including the monthly ridership report and financial status update. The meeting agenda included the adoption of budget amendments, the SMART Transit Asset Management Plan, and recognition of long-term staff service. Strategic items addressed during the session included a SWOT analysis, an update on station location outreach, and the awarding of a contract for the Early Works Package of the Healdsburg Extension project.
Sep 23, 2026·
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The committee discussed recent ridership statistics, highlighting new records for ridership and pathway usage. Key updates included a three-year extension for the Redwood Bike Share pilot project and a presentation on the Route 40X bus connection. The general manager provided an update on strategic planning efforts and a recent SWOT analysis. Additionally, the committee deliberated on the outreach process and station location considerations for the Healdsburg extension project.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The Board discussed the Healdsburg Station location and provided direction regarding public outreach. A closed session was held to address existing litigation. The meeting included the presentation and receipt of reports concerning monthly ridership and the monthly financial status. Resolutions were adopted to amend the budget for fiscal year project roll-forwards and to adjust position authorization. Additionally, the board approved resolutions to authorize increased funding applications for State Transit Assistance and State of Good Repair, and completed the appointment of a new Chief Financial Officer.
Aug 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit Board Of Directors Meeting
The meeting material focuses on the adoption of the Geyserville Station Project into the SMART Program, including the certification of a skilled and trained workforce for project completion. It outlines the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) statutory exemption determination process in accordance with Senate Bill 71, supported by business case findings and racial equity analysis. The document also provides background on public outreach efforts, including surveys and community meetings, and details the fiscal implications and next steps for regional integration. Additionally, the packet includes informational updates regarding updated CEQA laws and their impact on agency projects.
