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Projects Recognized for Advancing Mobility Through Technology, Accessibility, Workforce Innovation, and Operational Excellence
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Linda Watson’s fifth year at the agency was also recognized and her outstanding contributions were commended by her peers. To date, Watson’s accomplishments include launching MetroRapid, Austin’s first BRT service, on time and under budget, with ridership already meeting or exceeding expectations.
Read More →The SacRT Mobility Hub Implementation Plan will be a community-driven approach to identify and site which of SacRT’s light rail stations should be prioritized for inclusion in the Sacramento Region’s 52 mobility hubs.
Read More →The grant will also support the creation of a new community recruitment manager, which will be responsible for creating new and innovative hiring strategies to meet the agency’s employment needs.
Read More →Will fund comprehensive planning to support transit ridership, multimodal connectivity, and mixed-use development near transit stations.
Read More →The high-level planning project will help determine if the KCS corridor can provide mobility and economic opportunity for Denton County and the North Texas region.
Read More →Factors such as a healthy real estate market, land availability, and development-supportive zoning also need to be present.
Read More →Companies are judged based on workforce size, and Bi-State Development took top honors in the big employer category against seven other finalists.
Read More →The expanded commercial space is suited to electric vehicle (EV) design and testing.
Read More →Agency projects add homes, offices, and millions in tax revenue as WMATA fast-tracks more joint development deals.
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