Tuolumne County Transportation Council (TCTC) is in the process of updating the Regional Transportation Plan. This plan is the blueprint that guides investments for all forms of travel including driving, transit, biking, walking, air, and rail, as well as the movement of goods and services throughout greater Tuolumne County. The plan is updated approximately every five years with input from community members, business and community leaders, and government agencies.

The development of the RTP has four major parts:

1. Assess the current conditions, needs, and future uses of the transportation system (i.e. roads, bridges, transit services, and other infrastructure).
2. Gather public input to better understand residents’ needs and desires.
3. Develop recommendations for projects and programs out to 20 years in the future, with consideration of the region’s socio-economic projections and needs identified during the previous steps.
4. Phase recommendations within the transportation budget that is forecasted.

We want to hear from you!

TCTC is seeking public input about the strengths and issues of the present-day transportation network in Tuolumne County. Your input will help us form recommendations for future Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) projects, and future planning studies.

Please take the Tuolumne County 2024 Regional Transportation Plan Survey.