The Regional Transportation Council is the independent transportation policy body of the Metropolitan Planning Organization. The RTC meets the second Thursday of each month, and the RTC’s 44 members include local elected or appointed officials from the metropolitan area and representatives from each of the area’s transportation providers. The RTC oversees the metropolitan transportation planning process. Primary activities: Guiding the development of multimodal transportation plans and programs. Determining the allocation of federal, state and regional transportation funds. Selecting transportation projects&hellip
Find out more »Join us as we update SETT our TxDOT’s progress and bid farewell to SETT’s Co-Founder and Current Chairman, Commissioner Andy Nguyen
Find out more »The TRTC meets at 8:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month in the Intermodal Transportation Center at 1001 Jones Street in downtown Fort Worth (see map). Approximately 130 civic, business and government leaders attend the monthly meetings Citizens are also welcome to attend public meetings of the Regional Transportation Council and its staff. The RTC is staffed by the Transportation Department of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, and information about RTC efforts can be viewed here.&hellip
Find out more »The Tarrant Regional Transportation Coalition is proud to host U.S. Senate Majority Whip and Texas’ Senior U.S. Senator John Cornyn for a conversation following the mid-term elections. This event will feature a discussion moderated by Mayor Betsy Price. Senator Cornyn will address a variety of topics regarding the political climate post-mid-term elections and the current state of the American political sphere. We hope you will join us for what is sure to be an informative and eye-opening discussion. This promises&hellip
Find out more »The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is proposing to reconstruct the 1-20, 1-820 and US 287 interchanges in southeast Tarrant County. The limits of proposed improvements include 1-20 from Forest Hill Drive to Park Springs Boulevard, 1-820 from 1-20 to Brentwood Stair Road and US 287 from Bishop Street to Sublett Road. Total length is approximately 16 miles. The proposed project is also referred to as the “Southeast Connector.” The purpose of the meeting is to present the recommended improvements&hellip
Find out more »The NTTA Board of Directors holds regular meetings typically on the third Wednesday of each month at NTTA headquarters in Plano. Special or emergency meetings of the Board may be called by the chairman or at the request of any two directors. The NTTA Board committees hold regular meetings typically on the first Thursday of each month at NTTA headquarters in Plano. Watch live stream of NTTA board meetings and view an archive of previous meetings. Right click link to download&hellip
Find out more »July’s meeting is cancelled
Find out more »The Regional Transportation Council is the independent transportation policy body of the Metropolitan Planning Organization. The RTC meets the second Thursday of each month, and the RTC’s 44 members include local elected or appointed officials from the metropolitan area and representatives from each of the area’s transportation providers. The RTC oversees the metropolitan transportation planning process. Primary activities: Guiding the development of multimodal transportation plans and programs. Determining the allocation of federal, state and regional transportation funds. Selecting transportation projects&hellip
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