What We Do

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SRTA is a regional transportation planning agency and, as such, makes decisions that provide transportation solutions for the region.  Different local, state, and federal priorities must be melded together; automobiles, public transportation, bicyclists, pedestrians, and freight haulers each have unique and sometimes conflicting needs.  SRTA is unique in government because it shapes communities solely through investments and support; SRTA neither possesses nor desires enforcement powers.  Because SRTA represents and regards all jurisdictions equally, SRTA provides a true regional forum for city and county governments to work together with key partners, such as Caltrans, to address regional transportation needs; needs that often transcend political boundaries, but are no less important to our citizens.  

If what SRTA does still sounds a little mysterious, consider these recent projects developed or funded by SRTA:

  • State Route 44 Dana-to-Downtown Freeway Widening
  • I-5 South Redding Six-lane Project
  • I-5 Cottonwood Hills Truck Climbing Lane
  • I-5 Deschutes Road off-ramp and roundabout
  • Redding Area Bus Authority Public Transit
  • East Redding Bike Lane Project
  • Local Road Repairs ($4.5 million annually)
  • ShastaFORWARD>> Regional Blueprint

SRTA Agency Report

For a summary of SRTA's latest projects and initiatives, see our Winter 2021 Ways and Means report. 

Shasta Regional Government Forum

Watch highlights from the Shasta Regional Government Forum.

Helpful Resources

Shasta Location In Relation To Sacramento and Oregon