As we invest in a safe and accessible multimodal transportation system with various road expansion projects, we also want to learn more about how you and your neighbors want to use transit in the future. That’s why the County is engaging you and our area partners on an integrated transit and multimodal transportation study.
Help us understand your needs, barriers, and perceptions around transit. Give us input into potential near-term projects.
Watch for opportunities to provide input at two open houses throughout the process. Soon, there will be an option to provide comments on this webpage. Your feedback will be used to identify needed connections and potential projects.
This effort is to improve existing transit services and find ways to provide reasonable and reliable transit to people who do not own or have access to their own transportation, who do not own a phone, and/or who have limited personal mobility.
The study focuses on the northern area of Douglas County, including the City of Castle Pines, the Town of Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, the City of Lone Tree, and the Town of Parker.
The information gathered will identify places where the current transit network does not connect people to the places they want to go, and potential near- and long-term improvements to the existing system or new connections.
Douglas County will rely on public input and technical analysis to inform the study. The County will work to understand community needs and how transit – travel by bus, train, light rail, and rideshare – can help people in Douglas County.
Spring/Summer 2024
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Winter 2024 – 2025
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