Boulder County is giving the public a chance to tune in to the future of its transit services. There's a live webinar scheduled for Tuesday, August 27, from 5:30-7 p.m. According to Boulder County, this virtual public meeting will cover updates on the county-operated transit options and discuss upcoming projects. The meeting aims to collect input and field questions from the community. For those interested, registration is open, and necessary to attend the digital gathering.
The session will provide a complete overview of Boulder County Transit, including insights into services like the Lyons Flyer and Ride Free Lafayette. There's also talk of the Mountain Rides and a peek into what future transit projects within the county could look like. Ensuring accessibility, the event promises simultaneous Spanish-language interpretation services. If you've got something to say about how you get around Boulder or have questions about the routes you rely on, this is an opportunity to have your voice heard.
Boulder County operates several local transit services that augment the RTD system, aiding in linking residents with essential destinations, for studies, work, healthcare, human services, leisure activities, and shopping expeditions. With the transit landscape constantly evolving, this meeting is key for locals to stay informed and engaged in shaping a system that reflects their needs. You can grab a spot for the webinar as detailed by Boulder County.
