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News September 10, 2021

Caldor Fire Evacuees Greeted with Green Lights through Placerville
Trip to Green pilot program turns into emergency evacuation solution

If you’ve ever driven through Placerville on US-50 on a Saturday or Sunday, then you know how it feels as you approach the line of cars waiting to get through the downtown area. You take a deep breath and settle in for a crawl through three traffic signals along the highway. On a normal weekend, traffic gets backed up with people traveling to and from the mountains or Lake Tahoe for a visit.

News September 10, 2021

SACOG’s Director of Innovation & Partnerships Appointed as Deputy Director of Communications for the California Department of Housing and Community Development
Monica Hernández will bring regional land use and transportation experience to state scale in new role

September 13, 2021: California Governor Gavin Newsom has appointed Monica Hernández as the Deputy Director of Communications at the California Department of Housing and Community Development.

News August 17, 2021

Constructing Transit of the Future
Local transit agencies prepare for 100% zero-emissions fleets by 2040

What comes to mind when you think about the future of public transportation? Is it self-driving buses moving seamlessly along city routes? A plethora of transit options, each as convenient and accessible as the other? Or maybe it is simply solving the first mile, last mile dilemma. One thing is certain, clean energy will be powering public buses in California.

News August 9, 2021

Successful City of Sacramento Pilot Project Made Permanent
Small project equals big impact for safety and mobility along Broadway corridor

Traditional city planning is a long game, with projects often taking 10 to 20 years (or more) to complete. Planners take care to design spaces and infrastructure with input from the community, but sometimes it can be challenging for residents to envision how a project might really impact their neighborhood.

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Formal Amendment #5 (Type 2)

Review the public draft for Formal Amendment #5 by following the link below. Formal Amendment #5 is a Type 2 amendment, for cost changes that go above Administrative Modification thresholds.

Formal Amendment #5 Public Review Draft

Public Notice January 20, 2022 - 9:30am

SACOG Board Unmet Transit Needs Hearing
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Caldor Fire Evacuees Greeted with Green Lights through Placerville
Trip to Green pilot program turns into emergency evacuation solution

SACOG’s Director of Innovation & Partnerships Appointed as Deputy Director of Communications for the California Department of Housing and Community Development
Monica Hernández will bring regional land use and transportation experience to state scale in new role

Constructing Transit of the Future
Local transit agencies prepare for 100% zero-emissions fleets by 2040

Successful City of Sacramento Pilot Project Made Permanent
Small project equals big impact for safety and mobility along Broadway corridor

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