Para ayudar a abordar algunas preguntas y preocupaciones sobre cómo RFTA recibe y procesa los comentarios y se ocupa de las denuncias, el Sopris Sun contactó al oficial de información pública de RFTA, Jamie Tatsuno.
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RFTA provides insights into customer feedback and response practices
The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) plays a major regional role. The transit organization interfaces with three counties, six towns and countless other businesses to facilitate around 5 million passenger trips each year. In winter months, seasonal operators bring the employee count to over 380 people. Accordingly, many community members frequently interact with RFTA bus […]
RFTA Report: Budget for 2025 nearly finalized
The Nov. 14 RFTA board meeting focused heavily on the third iteration of the 2025 budget and strategic planning. During this shorter meeting, members leaned into clear questions and considerations not only of what to expect in 2025 but in the several years following.There were no public comments volunteered at the beginning of the meeting. […]
RFTA Report: 2025 budget talks continue
The Oct. 10 Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) board of directors meeting focused on the 2025 proposed budget and strategic planning. Before heading into the agenda, Vice Chair Greg Poschman and others commented on the significant upvalley traffic they noticed while traveling downvalley for the meeting in Carbondale. Others noted that daily traffic extends onto […]
September RFTA board report centered around change
Change was at the heart of the Sept. 12 Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) board meeting. The gathering saw celebration of recent successes and grants, recognition of member departures and warnings and considerations of upcoming challenges. After quickly approving minutes from the August meeting, the floor was opened for public comment. Public and board commentsPatricia […]
A medida que más gente se desplaza valle abajo, el RFTA estudia mejoras para estas rutas de Hogback y valle abajo
Entre el tráfico, el costo y los factores de seguridad, no es de extrañar que cientos de miles de personas utilicen los autobuses de la RFTA cada año. Es la segunda mayor agencia de tránsito del estado por número de usuarios y la mayor agencia de tránsito rural del país.
‘Eso se ve divertido’ — Cómo el Valle Roaring Fork utiliza la bicicleta como transporte para los desplazamientos locales
Por Caroline Llanes Traducción por Convey Language Solutions Esta es la segunda parte de una serie de tres partes sobre los desplazamientos, la congestión y el transporte en el Valle Roaring Fork. Los valles de Roaring Fork y del río Colorado son grandes destinos para el ciclismo de montaña y hogar de muchos ciclistas ávidos.Pero […]
RFTA Report: Budget, First and Last Mile Mobility, employee support
The Aug. 8 Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) board of directors meeting saw quick approval of several resolutions. The group unanimously passed resolutions on adopting a proposed zero-emission fleet transition plan, RFTA’s new Climate Action Plan and authorizing First and Last Mile Mobility (FLMM) reserve grants. There was more discussion around the 2024 Strategic Plan […]
Bicicletas, autobuses y automóviles: los desplazamientos en el valle Roaring Fork
Por Caroline Llanes Aspen Public Radio Traducción por Convey Language Solutions Si alguna vez ha charlado con alguien en el valle Roaring Fork, lo más probable es que haya sacado el tema del tráfico. Un accidente en la autopista 82, un incendio en la I-70 y el agobio dos veces al día de la hora […]
RFTA Report: Rolling up on South Bridge and CEO transition
The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority’s (RFTA) July 11 board of directors meeting kicked off with community comments. Rachel Richards made a passionate argument regarding community support for the entrance into Aspen. Mark Rinehart suggested that the transit authority prioritize expansion of electric vehicle charging capabilities through the Valley. And general appreciation was expressed for the […]
