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Inventory by Entity Inventory by Entity Entity ITS Element Stakeholder Archived Data Management Subsystem California HPMS Caltrans HQ Caltrans Performance Monitoring System (PeMS) UC Berkeley City of Roseville TOC City of Roseville City of Sacramento TOC City of Sacramento DPW Regional Traffic Count Archive SACOG RT Transit Management Center Sacramento Regional Transit District RTMC-D3 - Traffic Operations Caltrans District 3 SACOG Data Repository SACOG Sacramento County Traffic Operations Center Sacramento County Transportation Department STARNET ISP Sacramento Region (Partnership) STARNET Server Sacramento Region (Partnership) Statewide Integrated Reporting System (SWITRS) CHP Traffic Accident and Surveillance Analysis System Caltrans HQ (TASAS) Archived Data User Systems Archive Data User Systems Archive Data Users Asset Management Caltrans D3 Pavement Management System Caltrans District 3 Basic Vehicle Vehicles Travelers - The Public Care Facility Regional Medical Centers Regional Hospitals Commercial Vehicle Subsystem Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicle Operators Emergency Management Airport Dispatch Center Sacramento County Airport System California Office of Emergency Services Operations State Office of Emergency Services Centers City of Roseville Police and Fire Dispatch City of Roseville City of West Sacramento TOC City of West Sacramento Engineering Division County EOC County Government County Sheriff Communications Centers County Government El Dorado Transit Dispatch El Dorado County Transit Authority e-tran Transit Center City of Elk Grove Folsom Stage Lines Transit Dispatch City of Folsom Light Rail Transit Management Center Sacramento Regional Transit District Local Fire/EMS Dispatch Centers Local Fire Districts Local Police Dispatch Local Police Departments Local Transit Dispatch Centers Other Local Transit Operators Municipal EOC Local Government Other Law Enforcement Dispatch Center Other Law Enforcement Private/Public Ambulance Dispatch Ambulance Operators Sacramento Regional Arch Inventory by Entity Page 1 of 6 Entity ITS Element Stakeholder Emergency Management Regional Emergency Operations Center Local Government Roseville Transit Management Center (Dispatch) City of Roseville RT Police Services Sacramento Regional Transit District RT Transit Management Center Sacramento Regional Transit District RTMC-CHP CHP RTMC-D3 - Traffic Operations Caltrans District 3 Sacramento City Police Department Communications City of Sacramento Police Sacramento County Sheriff Dept. Communications Sacramento County Sheriff Sacramento County Telecommunications Center Sacramento County (DISPATCH) Sacramento Regional Fire/ EMS Comm. Center Sacramento Fire JPA School Bus Dispatch Independent School Districts Unitrans Transit Dispatch City of Davis Yolo Bus Dispatch Center Yolo County Transportation District Yuba-Sutter Transit Center Yuba-Sutter Transit Emergency Vehicle Subsystem CHP Vehicles CHP Freeway Service Patrol Vehicles CHP Local Fire/EMS Vehicles Local Fire Districts Local Law Enforcement Vehicles Local Police Departments Private/Public Ambulance Vehicles Ambulance Operators Sacramento City Fire Vehicles City of Sacramento Fire Department Sacramento City Police Vehicles City of Sacramento Police Sacramento County Sheriff Vehicle Sacramento County Sheriff Emissions Management City of Roseville TOC City of Roseville County AQMD County Government Municipal TOCs Local Traffic Agencies RTMC-D3 - Traffic Operations Caltrans District 3 Sacramento County Traffic Operations Center Sacramento County Transportation Department Sacramento International Airport TMC Sacramento County Airport System Sacramento Metro AQMD Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District (AQMD) Enforcement Agency RT Police Services Sacramento Regional Transit District Equipment Repair Facility Caltrans District Shop Caltrans District 3 City of Sacramento Equipment Shop City of Sacramento DPW Municipal Equipment Repair Facility Local Government Sacramento County Equipment Repair Facility Sacramento County Transportation Department Event Promoters Regional Event Promoters Regional Event Promoters Financial Institution Financial Institutions Financial Institution Sacramento Regional Arch Inventory by Entity Page 2 of 6 Entity ITS Element Stakeholder Fleet and Freight Management Commercial Vehicle Fleet Dispatch Systems Commercial Vehicle Operators Information Service Provider Air Quality Website Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District (AQMD) Caltrans D3 Data Server Caltrans District 3 Caltrans D3 Website Caltrans District 3 Caltrans Performance Monitoring System (PeMS) UC Berkeley CHP Website CHP City of Citrus Heights Website City of Citrus Heights City of Roseville Website City of Roseville City of Sacramento Website City of Sacramento DPW City of West Sacramento Website City of West Sacramento Engineering Division Light Rail Transit Management Center Sacramento Regional Transit District Municipal Websites Local Traffic Agencies Private Traveler Information Service Providers Private Sector ISP RT Transit Management Center Sacramento Regional Transit District RT Website Sacramento Regional Transit District RTMC-D3 - Traffic Operations Caltrans District 3 Sacramento County Traffic Operations Center Sacramento County Transportation Department Sacramento County Website Sacramento County Sacramento International Airport TMC Sacramento County Airport System Sacramento International Airport Website Sacramento County Airport System Sacramento Region 511 Website SACOG STARNET ISP Sacramento Region (Partnership) Yolo County Bus Website Yolo County Transportation District Maintenance and Construction Management Caltrans D3 Maintenance Dispatch Caltrans District 3 Citrus Heights Maintenance Dispatch City of Citrus Heights City of Davis Maintenance Dispatch City of Davis City of Elk Grove Maintenance Dispatch City of Elk Grove City of Folsom Maintenance Dispatch City of Folsom City of Rancho Cordova Maintenance Dispatch City of Rancho Cordova City of Roseville Maintenance Dispatch City of Roseville City of Roseville TOC City of Roseville City of Sacramento Maintenance Dispatch City of Sacramento DPW City of West Sacramento Maintenance Dispatch City of West Sacramento Engineering Division City of Woodland Maintenance Dispatch City of Woodland County Maintenance Dispatch County Government Municipal Maintenance Dispatch Local Traffic Agencies Other Caltrans District Maintenance Caltrans Districts RTMC-D3 - Traffic Operations Caltrans District 3 Sacramento County Maintenance Service Center Sacramento County Transportation Department Sacramento County Telecommunications Center Sacramento County (DISPATCH) Sacramento Regional Arch Inventory by Entity Page 3 of 6 Entity ITS Element Stakeholder Maintenance and Construction Management Sacramento County Traffic Operations Center Sacramento County Transportation Department Sacramento International Airport Maintenance Dispatch Sacramento County Airport System Yuba City Maintenance Dispatch Yuba City Maintenance and Construction Vehicle Caltrans D3 Maintenance Vehicles Caltrans District 3 City of Sacramento Maintenance Vehicles City of Sacramento DPW County Maintenance Vehicles County Government Municipal Maintenance Vehicles Local Government Sacramento County Maintenance Vehicles Sacramento County Transportation Department Media Local Print and Broadcast Media Local News Media Multimodal Transportation Service Provider Sacramento International Airport TMC Sacramento County Airport System Other Emergency Management Regional Emergency Communications Network Caltrans District 3 Other Emissions Management County AQMD County Government Sacramento Metro AQMD Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District (AQMD) Other MCM Other Caltrans District Maintenance Caltrans Districts Other Traffic Management Other Caltrans District TMCs Caltrans Districts Other Transit Management Local Transit Dispatch Centers Other Local Transit Operators RT Transit Management Center Sacramento Regional Transit District Parking Management Light Rail Station Parking Mgmt. Sacramento Regional Transit District Personal Information Access User Personal Computing Devices Travelers - The Public Rail Operations Regional Railroad Operations Regional Rail Providers Remote Traveler Support RT Passenger Information Signs Sacramento Regional Transit District RT Transit Kiosks Sacramento Regional Transit District RT Transit Monitors Sacramento Regional Transit District Roadway Subsystem Caltrans Roadside Equipment Caltrans District 3 Citrus Heights Roadside Equipment City of Citrus Heights City of Davis Field Equipment City of Davis City of Elk Grove Field Equipment City of Elk Grove City of Folsom Field Equipment City of Folsom City of Rancho Cordova Field Equipment City of Rancho Cordova Sacramento Regional Arch Inventory by Entity Page 4 of 6 Entity ITS Element Stakeholder Roadway Subsystem City of Roseville Roadside Equipment City of Roseville City of West Sacramento Roadside Equipment City of West Sacramento Engineering Division City of Woodland Field Equipment City of Woodland County Roadside Equipment County Government Municipal Field Equipment Local Traffic Agencies Sacramento City Roadside Equipment City of Sacramento DPW Sacramento County Roadside Equipment Sacramento County Transportation Department Sacramento International Airport Roadside Equipment Sacramento County Airport System Yuba City Field Equipment Yuba City Security Monitoring Subsystem RT Security Monitoring Equipment Sacramento Regional Transit District Storage Facility Caltrans
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