Author name: Jamie Tatsuno

The Downtown Basalt bus stops will be re-opening. Service will resume as normal on Saturday, April 15th.

Public Hearing Notice – Notice of Update to the Access Control Plan for Management of the RFTA Owned Railroad Corridor The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) is proposing some minor revisions to the 2023 Access Control Plan (ACP) and Design Guidelines (DG) for managing the RFTA owned Railroad Corridor. It is anticipated that the minor

SOLICITATION NO. 23-005 Design Services for Regional Transit Center Phase 6: West Glenwood Transit Center and Administration Offices The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) is accepting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from professional firms or teams capable of providing RFTA with design services for Phase 6 of its Regional Transit Center: The West Glenwood Transit Center

RFTA has opened a new customer service location in Glenwood Springs. This location can service RFTA riders in regard to pass sales, lost & found items and applying cash to your RFTA Mobile Tickets account   Location 1517 Blake Ave, Suite 202, Glenwood Springs (next to City Market’s back parking lot) Hours 8:30am to 11:00am

RFTA’s Mobile Tickets lets you buy tickets and passes anytime from anywhere. Simply download the app and purchase tickets for immediate use or purchase in advance for future travel. It’s fast, easy, and available any time you’re on the go.

Public Notice Regarding Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) Planned Service Level Reductions for the 2022/2023 Winter Season (effective November 21, 2022) Reason for Planned 2022/2023 Winter Season Service Level Reductions: For efficiencies, as well as due to a shortage of Commercial Bus Operators anticipated to be available for the 2022/2023 Winter Season, RFTA is planning

FRIDAY, November 4, 2022 10:00AM – 12:00PM WebEx Meeting: https://rfta.webex.com/rfta/j.php?MTID=m0be9449c434c3ad26adea8f548c0527f For assistance with the WebEx, please email Sarah Faichney, sfaichney@rfta.com. AGENDA I. Roaring Fork Railroad Corridor Conservation Area Assessment – Newland Project Resources, Inc. (Tom Newland) a. Review of the report developed by Tom Newland b. Comments from the C.E.C. Board c. Public Comment II.

The goats are returning! For the seventh year in a row, RFTA contracted Goat Green, LLC to graze 450 goats through the lower 20 miles of the railroad corridor. RFTA is trying to shift the paradigm away from spraying toxic and harmful herbicides and instead utilize goats to graze and build soil health. Thank you

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Regarding Roaring Fork Transportation Authority’s (RFTA) Planned Discount Reduction on Stored Value Cards (Effective November 21, 2022) Reason for Planned Discount Reduction to Stored Value Cards: RFTA is planning to implement a Mobile Ticketing app this year. In order to simplify the communication of ticket prices for customers using the app, and

Due to supply chain issues, RFTA is running into a shortage of the normal Stored Value Cards that are issued from Ticket Vending Machines. Our current inventory of the bus picture cards will likely run out soon. When this occurs we will use the card stock normally used in fareboxes for transfers to print Stored