Transportation
Vine Transit offers free service during Napa's BottleRock
All rides on Vine Transit during BottleRock (Sept. 3-5) will be free for those going to the music festival or just getting around town. Read More
Napa County (Calif.)
Transportation
Napa County SR 29 roundabout plan receives $6 million from MTC
MTC Commissioners approved $6 million this week as part of the Napa Valley Forward project for roundabouts along State Route 29 in Napa County as a way to improve safety and traffic flow. Roundabouts at Rutherford and Oakville roads along SR 29 are the initial focus. Read More
Napa County Supervisor Alfredo Pedroza elected MTC chairman
MTC
Mark Prado
February 24, 2021
Napa County Supervisor Alfredo Pedroza on Wednesday assumed the helm of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission as the regional board unanimously elected him to serve as chairman for the two-year term running through February 2023. Pedroza has served as MTC’s Vice Chair for the past two years and has represented Napa County on the Commission since 2017.
Transportation
Napa Valley Forward launches
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), in partnership with the Napa Valley Transportation Authority, Napa Valley Vintners and Visit Napa Valley today launched Napa Valley Forward, an innovative commute program for Napa Valley wine and hospitality industry employees that provides incentives for carpooling and vanpooling, riding public transit, and walking or bicycling to make workers’ commutes easier and to relieve the valley’s vexing traffic congestion. Read More
Environment
Metro Talks Presents: "Learning from the North Bay Wildfires" on Thursday, February 1 at 5:30 pm
Come join the Bay Area’s four regional agencies this Thursday, February 1, starting at 5:30 pm at the Bay Area Metro Center for the latest installment of the Metro Talks speaker series, Learning From the North Bay Wildfires. On Sunday evening, October 8, 2017, multiple small fires erupted in Sonoma and Napa counties. Fueled by strong winds and extreme fire conditions, these North Bay fires ultimately burned more than 200,000 acres, destroyed 8,900 structures, and killed 43 people. This Metro Talks panel features Sonoma County Supervisor Shirlee Zane, who will speak to the devastating Read More