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Information:

These are links that are relevant to transportation planning in California.

SB 375
AB 32
California Interregional Blueprint
Caltrans Climate Action Program
California Agency Mailing List

Opportunities:

Grants

Below are links to various grant sources or trackers:

Grant Tracking Matrix
Grants.gov

SR Members

Click for contact info:

Click for information on the Butte County Association of Governments

Click for information on the Del Norte Local Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Colusa County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Glenn County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Humboldt County Association of Governments

Click for information on the Lake County/City Area Planning Council

Click for information on the Lassen County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Mendocino Council of Government

Click for information on the Modoc County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Nevada County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Plumas County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Shasta County Regional Transportation Planning Agency

Click for information on the Sierra County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Siskiyou County Local Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Tehama County Transportation Commission

Click for information on the Trinity Transportation Commission

 

Super Region

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Come back soon to learn more about what the North State Super Region is doing.

 

North State Super Region members voice concerns regarding new federal transportation bill (MAP-21)

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) conducted a series of forums across the state to explain how the new federal transportation bill, known as MAP-21, will affect California and how they plan to implement the new requirements. On February 6, 2012 a forum was hosted in Redding, California and was recorded via webcast. At the meeting the North State Super Region members provided comments and voiced their concerns. To see a copy of our letter and maps provided, click the following link: MAP-21 Super Region Letter.

To learn more about how California intends to implement MAP-21 or to view the Redding webcast, please click the following Caltrans website link: Caltrans Map-21.

North State Super Region Members sign Memorandum of Agreement!

Sixteen of the North State's Regional Transportation Planning Agency Executive Directors gathered on October 20, 2010 to solidify the parameters of their partnership. The partnership was sealed by a ceremonial signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between parties. This MOA was sanctioned unanimously by each of the board's commissions of all sixteen RTPA's

North State Super Region Statistics

The North State Super Region is a unique region that has opportunities and challenges not seen elsewhere in California. The following statistics highlight the uniqueness of the North State:

  • Total land area: 42,620 square miles totaling 26% of California

  • Has 37% of California's state and federal roads

  • Total population: 1,044,002 (2008 US Census data)

  • Unemployment statistics (November 2010):

    • Counties in the Super Region vary from 11.1% to 20.8%, with an average of 15.5% compared to the statewide average of 12.4%.

  • Two federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs): Shasta & Butte County

To read more about a variety of statistics on the North State Super Region click the Super Region Statistics webpage.