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Sep 29, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Consulting services to develop RVTD’s Transportation Options Strategic Plan.
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City
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Medford
County
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Jackson
Address
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3200 Crater Lake Ave
Phone Number
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(541) 779-5821
Zip Code
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97504
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rogue Valley Transportation District
The Board approved funding allocations for the FY 2023-25 Section 5310 Small Urban and Surface Transportation Block Grant programs and authorized the Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund Plan for the 2023-2025 biennium. Discussion topics included a proposal for a future study session, the acquisition of a contract for renewable diesel, the status of the new transportation building budget, and potential future considerations regarding COVID-19 vaccine mandates for hiring. An executive session was conducted to consult with legal counsel regarding current legal matters.
The committee held an organizational session where new leadership was appointed. Key discussions included the review of draft rule language regarding STIF/STF consolidation, the presentation of performance reports for the Ashland Connector and Route 63, and an analysis of system-wide ridership metrics in the context of ongoing COVID-19 impacts. Additionally, the committee approved funding requests for the STIF Low Income Bus Pass program for Rogue Retreat and Jackson County Library Services and outlined strategic action items for the upcoming year.
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The committee discussed the consolidation process for the Special Transportation Fund and the Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund. They reviewed the agency's compliance with STIF implementation requirements and assessed the progress of various formula fund projects, including ridership reports and specific route performance. The committee recommended amendments to the 100% and 130% project lists, including re-prioritizing the Ashland Circulator and Ashland Connector. Additionally, they deliberated on fleet expansion constraints, specifically regarding the procurement of used diesel vehicles, and reviewed initial usage reports for the Low-Income Bus Pass program.
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