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Oct 22, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Provide elevator maintenance services at our office building.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
SRTA seeks proposals from qualified consultants to prepare the Shasta NextGen Railroad Corridor Crossing Plan, which will identify safety and mobility challenges posed by regional railroad crossings and produce prioritized strategies and projects to address them.
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City
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Redding
County
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Shasta
Address
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1255 East Street
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(530) 262-6190
Zip Code
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96001
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Shasta County Regional Transportation Planning Agency
The board elected a new Chair and Vice-Chair and addressed several critical transportation initiatives. Key actions included conducting a public hearing on unmet transit needs, authorizing a contract for a Sunday transit service demonstration and an on-demand transit feasibility study, and directing staff on the Infill and Redevelopment Incentive Program. Furthermore, the board adopted the 2017 Shasta Coordinated Transportation Plan, authorized the development of a five-year agreement for transit services, and certified federal grant applications for seniors and individuals with disabilities. The board also reviewed the draft fiscal year work program and appointed members to the GoShasta, Fiscal, and Human Resources committees.
The board discussed the 2011/12 Unmet Transit Needs Findings and TDA Budget, ultimately approving the budget. The Executive Director provided updates on recent transportation projects, including the CTC town hall and ongoing work on the I-5 corridor and traffic sensor studies. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to debating the administrative structure and potential independence of the agency from the county, with the board voting to maintain the current operational model. Additionally, the board reviewed the Shasta County Metropolitan Improvement Program and approved an amendment to the Regional Transportation Improvement Program to reallocate Transportation Enhancement funds for bridge restoration and I-5 planning efforts.
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The committee discussed the change of banking institutions, recommending a transition to Umpqua Bank. Regarding facility improvements, the committee advised eliminating solar tubes and skylights from the budget, installing new HVAC units in specific suites, and patching rather than replacing the roof. Additionally, the committee decided to postpone public polling services and focus groups. Finally, an update was provided on the K2 development procurement process.
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