Social Services Transportation Advisory Council

 A voting member of the Council

In order to best serve our members and our community, Shasta Living Streets is a voting member of the Social Services Transportation Advisory Council.
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How you can help

Shasta Regional Transportation Agency seeks input for transit improvements: Service to different areas?  More frequent transit service? Longer service hours? Other transit needs?
  • Contact Anne Thomas with your thoughts and input.  Anne is a member of the Council on behalf of Shasta Living Streets and it’s members and she appreciates your feedback and ideas.
  • Contact Shasta Regional Transportation Agency about unmet transit needs, or RABA directly about routes and services.

Transit provides important community benefits

We frequently hear interest from our members and people in the community for improvements to transit.  Our members want to use transit to get to and from the college or from home to work. Business owners need reliable and convenient transit for their employees.   We also have a number of members unable to drive, who are dependent on walking, bicycling and transit.
Great transit brings many benefits to reach community goals:
  • Enables trips that include more walking and biking and promotes active daily lifestyles.
  • Reduces transportation costs for families and individuals.
  • Raises our quality of life and encourages economic well-being.
  • Helps secure funds for local projects.  In California new redevelopment funds are targeted to transit related development.    As much as $320 million is available annually through the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program that will go toward development in downtown core areas that encourage walking, biking and transit usage.  A $20 million grant was awarded to City of Redding for a $40 million redevelopment project in Downtown for the Downtown Loop project that will benefit everyone in our region.