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Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Bus Systems Regular meetings of the Board of Directors and Standing Committees Alameda-Contra Costa are held on the 2nd and 4th 2nd Floor Board Room (510) 891-7284 Transit District Wednesday of the month at 5:00 1600 Franklin St, (Board lnemeroff@actransit p.m. Oakland Secretary) .org (707) 259-8633 American Canyon Napa County The Board of Directors generally (Bd); (707) 251- Transit Transportation & Planning meets the third Wednesday of the NCTPA Board Room, 2800; 1-800-696- Agency month at 1:30 PM 625 Burnell St. in Napa. 6443 [email protected] Sonoma County Transit is a Cloverdale Transit division of the Sonoma County Transportation & (707) 576-7433; Public Works Department. see County Board of Supervisors (800) 345-7433 The Board meets on the third County Connection Thursday of the month at 9:00 a.m. 2477 Arnold Industrial Office: at CCCTA offices. Way, Concord 925.676.1976 [email protected] The Dumbarton Express service is administered and governed by AC Transit, with oversight by the Dumbarton Express Dumbarton Bridge Regional Operations Consortium (DBROC), comprised of AC Transit, Santa Clara VTA, Howard Der, AC BART, SamTrans, & Union Transit, City Transit staff. See AC Transit (510)891-7208 Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Fairfield and Suisun Transit (707)422-BUSS Fairfield and Suisun (FAST) is a service of the (707)422-2877 [email protected] Transit (FAST) City of Fairfield. see City Council (transit office) a.us Board Room, Administration The Board of Directors meets on Building, Golden Gate the second and fourth Fridays of Bridge Toll Plaza, San DistrictSecretary@g Golden Gate Transit each month at 10:00 a.m. Francisco, CA. oldengate.org All board meetings and public hearings will be held in the Marin Civic Center, Board of Supervisors' Chambers Regular meetings are the third (Room 330 on the 3rd [email protected] Marin Transit Monday of the month at 10:00 am. floor) unless noted. (415) 226-0855 rg The SFMTA Board meets on the first and third Tuesday of every City Hall, Room 400, Roberta.Boomer@sf Muni (SF) month at 1:00 p.m. San Francisco 415.701.4505 (Bdmta.com Operated by the City of [email protected] Petaluma Transit Petaluma see City Council 707.778.4460 (tra.ca.us Operated by the City of Rio [email protected] Rio Vista Delta Breeze Vista see City Council vista.ca.us Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Edward J. Bacciocco Auditorium, second floor at SamTrans San Mateo County Transit District Administrative Offices, Board of Directors meets the first 1250 San Carlos Ave., 650-508-6200 SamTrans Wednesday of the month at 2 p.m. San Carlos. (Gen. Admin) County Government The VTA Board of Directors meets Center, 70 West on the first Thursday of every Hedding Street, San (408) 321-5680 board.secretary@vt Santa Clara VTA month at 5:30 p.m. Jose. (Bd Secty) a.org Operated by the City of Santa Rosa CityBus Santa Rosa see City Council Board meetings alternate between the Not indicated on website Benicia and Vallejo City specifically, but schedule shows 3rd Council Chamber. (707) 736-6990; Thursday of each month from 4 - Benicia: 250 East L (707) 736-6993 SolTrans (Solano 5:30 pm (with an exception of 6 - Street. Vallejo: 555 (Clerk of the [email protected] County Transit) 7:30 for a recent meeting) Santa Clara St. Board) om; Sonoma County Transit is a division of the Sonoma Sonoma County County Transportation & (707) 576-7433; Transit Public Works Department. see County Board of Supervisors (800) 345-7433 Tri Delta Transit¹s The board meets once a month on Administrative offices the 4th Wednesday; all board located at 801 Wilbur Tri Delta Transit meetings are held at 4:00 pm. Avenue in Antioch. (925) 754-6622 Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Union City Transit is Union City's own bus system operating within the city Union City Transit limits. see City Council Vacaville City Coach is a public service of the City of Vacaville City Coach Vacaville. see City Council (707) 259-8633 Napa County The Board of Directors generally (Bd); (707) 251- Transportation & Planning meets the third Wednesday of the NCTPA Board Room, 2800; 1-800-696- VINE (Napa County) Agency month at 1:30 PM 625 Burnell St. in Napa. 6443 [email protected] WestCAT is a service of the Pinole City Council Western Contra Costa Looks like the 2nd Thursday at 6 Chambers, 2131 Pear WestCAT Transit Authority pm Street, Pinole (510) 724-3331 [email protected] LAVTA Administrative Wheels is operated by the The LAVTA Board of Directors Facility, 1362 Rutan Livermore Amador Valley meets on the first Monday of each Drive, Livermore, CA WHEELS Transit Authority (LAVTA) month at 4:00 PM. 94551. 925-455-7555 [email protected] Rail Systems Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Robert J. Cabral Station, South Hall Meeting Room, 949 East Channel Street, Stockton, CA 95202; may also be available at Heritage House (Conference Call) County of Alameda, SJRRC Board of Directors meets on 4501 Pleasanton San Joaquin Regional Rail the first Friday of each month, 8 Avenue,Pleasanton, CA ACE Commission (SJRRC) am 94566 (209) 944-6220 Usually Suisun City Hall, 701 Civic Center Blvd.,Suisun City; sometimes BART Board Room, 344 20th Street, Oakland; may be teleconferenced Capitol Corridor Even-numbered months except into city or SCVTA Intercity Rail Capital Corridor JPA August, 3rd Wednesday, 10 am offices in San Jose (510) 464-6085 Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Regular meetings of the Board of Directors and Standing Committees are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month - January through October, the third BART Board Room, Thursday in November and the first Kaiser Center 20th and third Thursdays in December. Street Mall, Third Bay Area Rapid Transit Meetings generally start at 9:00 Floor, 344 20th St., 510) 464-6083 BoardofDirectors@b BART District a.m. Oakland, CA. (District Secty) art.gov Edward J. Bacciocco Auditorium, second floor at SamTrans The Board of Directors meets the Administrative Offices, Peninsula Corridor Jt first Thursday of the month at 10 1250 San Carlos Ave., JPB Secretary Caltrain Powers Bd a.m. in San Carlos. San Carlos. 650.508.6242 [email protected] The SFMTA Board meets on the first and third Tuesday of every City Hall, Room 400, Roberta.Boomer@sf Muni (SF) month at 1:00 p.m. San Francisco 415.701.4505 (Bdmta.com County Government The VTA Board of Directors meets Center, 70 West on the first Thursday of every Hedding Street, San (408) 321-5680 Santa Clara VTA month at 5:30 p.m. Jose. (Bd Secty) SMART Board of Directors meet at SMART District Office 1:30 pm on the 1st and 3rd located at 5401 Old Sonoma-Marin Area Rapid Wednesday of each month. (See Redwood Highway, 1st info@sonomamarint SMART Transit Note 6) Floor, Petaluma 707.794.3330 rain.org Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail Ferry Systems Alcatraz Hornblower Ferry private commercial Angel Island/Tiburon Ferry private commercial operates ferries for Water Emergency Transportation WETA: First Thursday of the month contactus@watertra Blue & Gold Fleet Authority at 1 pm 9 Pier, Suite 111, SF (415) 291-3377 nsit.org Board Room, Administration The Board of Directors meets on Building, Golden Gate the second and fourth Fridays of Bridge Toll Plaza, San DistrictSecretary@g Golden Gate Ferry each month at 10:00 a.m. Francisco, CA. oldengate.org Congestion Management Agencies Vanessa Lee, Clerk Commission meetings are held at 1111 Broadway, Suite of the Commission 2:00 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of 800 in downtown [email protected] Alameda County Transp. Commission the month. Oakland (510) 208-7400 g Operated By (if different Agency from system name) When Where Phone Contact E-mail The full CCTA Board meets once a Danice Rosenbohm, month on the third Wednesday at 2999 Oak Road, Suite Executive Assistant, Contra Costa Transportation Authority 6:00 p.m. (See Note 1) 110, Walnut Creek (925) 256-4722 [email protected] Not specified on website, but Marin County Civic calendar shows meetings on fourth Center, 3501 Civic Thursday of the month at 7 pm. Center Dr, Rm 330, San Transportation Authority of Marin (See Note 2) Rafael 415-226-0815 staff list on website The Board of Directors generally (707) 259-8633 meets the third Wednesday of the NCTPA Board Room, (Bd); (707) 251- Napa County Transportation & Planning Agency month at 1:30 PM 625 Burnell St. in Napa. 2800; [email protected] Transportation Authority Board Steve Stamos, Clerk meets regularly on the fourth of the Authority. E- Tuesday of every month, at 11:00 Legislative Chamber, mail link on website San Francisco County Transportation Authority AM. (see Note 3) City Hall (415) 522-4817 (Contact Us/Staff) Edward J. Bacciocco Auditorium, second floor at SamTrans The Board and its committees meet Administrative Offices, the first Thursday of the month at 5 1250 San Carlos Ave., San Mateo County Transportation Authority p.m. (see Note 4) San Carlos. 650-508-6200 [email protected] The VTA Board of Directors meets County Government on the first Thursday of every Center, 70 West (408) 321-5680 board.secretary@vt Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority month at 5:30 p.m.
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