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Boulder County’s First Transit Vision Survey Needs Your Voice – Deadline May 31

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If you’ve ever wished the Flatiron Flyer ran more often, that transit options into Boulder were more reliable, or that your employees had a realistic alternative to driving alone on US-36, now is the time to say so. Boulder County is developing Linking Boulder County, its first-ever comprehensive transit plan, and the public comment window

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Linking Boulder County Initiative Invites Community Input

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Boulder County Community Planning and Permitting has launched a new countywide planning initiative named Linking Boulder County: A Shared Vision for Transit. You’re invited to learn about the project and help shape the future of public transit in Boulder County. Linking Boulder County is a vision and action plan to make public transit easier and

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People at a transit hub board an RTD bus. One rider is an older man with gray hair who uses a walker, another rider is a young woman with long, dark hair.

Boulder County Seeks Community Input to Create First Strategic Transit Plan 

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Boulder County seeks your help to shape its first Strategic Transit Plan. Over the next 18 months, Boulder County planners and community members will collaborate to set a countywide vision for transit – which includes our local and regional buses, on-demand services like Ride Free Lafayette, and future Northwest Rail – and explore what it

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