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Welcome to the Tahoe Metropolitan Planning Organization

Picture of Transit Center Welcome to the Tahoe Metropolitan Planning Organization web site. Here, you will find helpful information about the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) transportation division along with access for the general public and agency partners to major plans, programs and studies that the Agency is responsible for producing.

TRPA is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (TMPO) for the Lake Tahoe Basin. In the State of California, TRPA is the designated Regional Transportation Planning Agency (RTPA).

The core mission of the TMPO is to establish a safe, efficient and integrated transportation system that reduces reliance on the private automobile, provides for alternative modes of transportation, serves the basic transportation needs of the citizens of the Tahoe Region, supports the economic base of the region in the movement of goods and people, and minimizes adverse impacts on humans and the environment.

Planning Documents

Link to Bike Plan Update page
Link to OWP 2011/2012
Link to Regional Transportation Plan page
Link to FTIP page

Current Announcements

Enter our interactive canvas to provide feedback on Mobility 2035 projects

RTP Project Canvas

Complete Streets Canvas



NOTICE OF SEVEN DAY PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency announces a seven-day public comment period on the 2012 Regional Transportation Improvement Program. This announcement was publicly released November 3, 2011. Written public comments will be accepted until 2:00pm November 10, 2011 and opportunity to make an oral public comment will be held November 10, 2011 at the Tahoe Transportation Commission Board meeting.

View the RTIP Packet

Annual Listing of Federal Obligated Projects FFY 10/11
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FTIP Project Location Map

Link to FTIP map

Tranportation Monitoring in the Lake Tahoe Basin

Learn about trends in transportation in the Lake Tahoe Basin over the last 30 years. This report tracks traffic, transit, bicycle, parking, and mode share data where available back to the 1970s.
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