Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 12 at 1:00 p.m., as SBCTA prepares to break ground on the West Valley Connector Project in the City of Ontario.

SBCTA delivers on a wide range of transportation projects and programs to improve access and opportunity throughout the county. The path to get there, however, can create some challenges for commuters, residents, and business owners as projects move through the delivery process. SBCTA takes action to improve that experience by providing timely, accurate, and quality information about the projects so those who interact with it can make informed decisions about their daily lives. We accomplish our communication goals through the use of a Public Outreach support consultant. 

When voters in San Bernardino County first approved Measure I – a half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements – they probably could not have imagined how dramatically the county would grow. The year was 1989, and the county’s population stood at 1.3 million. Today, we’re home to nearly 2.3 million people, and have emerged as one of the most dynamic population and economic centers in the U.S. – making Measure I more important than ever.

The annual SBCTA Business 2 Business Expo is held at the Ontario Convention Center with the goal of connecting prime and subcontractors for future teaming opportunities, enhancing awareness of local labor, and educating prospective bidders on contracting opportunities through SBCTA. This event has a focus on transportation, which represents the type of projects SBCTA designs and builds. The event is incredibly successful and draws in more than 300 attendees. This gathering of representatives from throughout the industry includes a State of Transportation address and networking opportunities. 

SBCTA invites you to participate in the Long Range Multimodal Transportation Plan survey. The plan will incorporate strategies for improving access, safety, connectivity, and sustainability for bus and rail riders, auto and truck drivers, vanpool and carpool riders, bicyclists, and pedestrians.