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The RTC is committed to community participation in all of its programs. As a part of this community participation, citizen and governmental advisory committees meet monthly to give the RTC input on current issues.
The Regional Transportation Commission is a cooperative regional board comprised of five representatives appointed from three government jurisdictions.
On November 19, 2010, the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) and the Public Transportation Advisory Committee (PTAC) merged. Committee membership shall initially be comprised of current members of the CAC and the PTAC. As terms expire, members will not be reappointed until such time as the committee is at 15 members. The committee provides input to the RTC on policy issues relative to public transportation, the regional street and highway system, and multimodal transportation planning.
The CAC normally meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 5:30 pm in the RTC Board Room, 2050 Villanova Drive in Reno.
The Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) is composed of 12 members providing input on bicycle and pedestrian issues.
The BPAC normally meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:30 in the RTC Planning Conference Room, 600 Sutro Street, Reno.
The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) is composed of 12 representatives from:
The RRIF TAC reviews and recommends any modifications, additions, or updates to be made to the RRIF General Administration Manual (GAM) and Capital Improvements Plan (CIP).
Agency Working Group (AWG)
The AWG is comprised of the RTC's partner agencies in local, state and federal government and will provide technical input and analysis to the RTC in the RTP update process. The AWG will also collaborate with RTC to ensure that the RTP is consistent with other planning initiatives and policies in the region.
Community Working Group (CWG)
The CWG is comprised of 17 citizens from the area with a diversity of multimodal interests and geographical distribution. The CWG will assist the RTC in addressing key components of the RTP development.