A Thurston County judge has given C-Tran some breathing room in its dispute with the state over the transit agency’s board composition. Read more… Source:…
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Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Program ‘looking at starting construction in 2026’
By The Citizen on September 19, 2025
If all goes according to plan, construction on the new Interstate 5 Bridge will begin next year, with tolling starting in spring of 2027, bridge…
C-Tran’s The Current on-demand bus service launches in Battle Ground
By The Citizen on September 16, 2025
The Current, C-Tran’s on-demand, door-to-door bus service, is now available in Battle Ground. Read more… Source: The Columbian
C-Tran board to seek injunction blocking state’s demand to reduce representation of small cities
By The Citizen on September 11, 2025
Faced with an impasse over what the state requires and what its own advisory group has suggested, C-Tran’s board of directors has agreed to seek…
May vs. shall not: C-Tran board ‘may’ fund operations and maintenance for Trimet light rail on I-5 Bridge
By The Citizen on September 10, 2025
When it comes to paying for light rail on the new Interstate 5 Bridge, C-Tran is keeping its options open. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Despite risk of losing millions in grants, C-Tran committee opts to retain ‘3-3-3’ board composition
By The Citizen on September 4, 2025
Officials representing Clark County’s small cities on a committee revising the composition of C-Tran’s board of directors are willing to risk millions of dollars from…
Community leaders discuss meaning of belonging during NAACP Vancouver panel
By The Citizen on August 28, 2025
What does it mean to belong in America? Read more… Source: The Columbian
Camas City Council weighs pulling out of C-Tran over light rail and transportation board representation
By The Citizen on August 25, 2025
CAMAS — The city of Camas may consider pulling out of C-Tran if the majority of the transit agency’s board favors light rail on the…
C-Tran board plan: Clark County’s small cities would keep 33% of seats
By The Citizen on August 13, 2025
Clark County’s small cities could retain 33 percent of C-Tran’s board seats despite representing 17 percent of the population under a plan being considered by…
Clark County small cities have too many seats on C-Tran board, putting state grants at risk
By The Citizen on July 10, 2025
Several of C-Tran’s grants are in jeopardy because Clark County’s small cities are overrepresented on the transit agency’s board of directors. Read more… Source: The…