Overview
Public transportation is an extremely valuable asset to our county and
region, and can help reduce traffic congestion, provide essential mobility, and improve air quality. To continue to best serve its customers, Napa County Transportation and Planning Agency (NCTPA) is conducting two interrelated study efforts, a Short Range Transit Plan (SRTP) and Community Transit Studies.
  
 


 
Short Range Transit Plan
The SRTP is a five-year transit operating plan and capital program that, when complete, will serve as a guide for service changes, plans, and programming. This Plan will assist NCTPA’s Board in making informed decisions regarding the following:
      • Scheduling and route planning
      • Safety and security
      • Service reliability
      • System effectiveness and efficiency
      • Customer service
      • Coordinating transit service with neighboring providers

 

Community Transit Studies
In coordination with the SRTP process, NCTPA will conduct community studies in the Cities of American Canyon, Napa,
St. Helena, and Calistoga. The purpose of the community studies is to evaluate existing transit services and performance, identify travel patterns, and evaluate future needs. Information gathered will be used to supplement the STRP.
 
 
 
 
 
Community Involvement
  

Participate now in the online survey to share your input. Community meetings will be held to gather additional input on transit improvements throughout each of the focused Community Transit Study efforts. Check the website for updates or sign-up for our email list.

Critical to the study efforts is hearing from you! Participate in the online survey and community meetings that will be held in the cities of American Canyon, Napa, St. Helena, and Calistoga.
 
Study Schedule
  



 

If you live or work in Napa, please join us April 14th.
Click here to sign up for project updates.

For more information, please contact Deborah Brunner, Manager of Public Transit, at
(707) 259-8778 or dbrunner@nctpa.net

Se hable espanol. Informacion de contacto: (707) 259-8631

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