Community-Driven Transit Planning
TRAX is committed to providing safe, reliable, and accessible transportation throughout Tehama County. Behind every route, service, and program is a collaborative effort involving local leaders, community organizations, transportation professionals, and residents working together to improve mobility for everyone.
This resource center provides access to transportation planning documents, public meeting information, community engagement opportunities, and advisory groups that help guide the future of public transportation in Tehama County.
Tehama County Transit Agency Board
The Tehama County Transit Agency Board provides oversight, policy direction, and funding guidance for public transportation services throughout Tehama County. Board members work to ensure transit services remain responsive to community needs while supporting long-term transportation goals.
Social Services Transportation Advisory Council
The Social Services Transportation Advisory Council helps identify transportation needs and advocates for populations that rely on public transportation, including seniors, individuals with disabilities, low-income residents, veterans, and rural communities.
The Council provides recommendations that help improve accessibility and mobility throughout Tehama County.
Unmet Transit Needs
Community feedback plays an important role in improving public transportation. The Unmet Transit Needs process gives residents and community organizations an opportunity to identify transportation challenges, service gaps, and opportunities for future improvements.
Your input helps guide transportation planning and ensures local transit services continue to evolve with the needs of the community.
Coordinated Public Transit Plan
The Coordinated Public Transit Plan helps guide transportation planning efforts throughout Tehama County by identifying community needs, evaluating transportation services, and developing strategies that improve mobility for residents of all ages and abilities.
The plan supports collaboration between transit agencies, local governments, healthcare providers, social service organizations, and the public.
Community Participation Matters
Public transportation works best when it reflects the needs of the people it serves. Through public meetings, advisory councils, planning initiatives, and community feedback opportunities, residents play an important role in shaping the future of transportation in Tehama County.
We encourage community members, riders, caregivers, businesses, service organizations, and local partners to stay informed, participate in planning efforts, and share their ideas for improving transportation services.