April 21 4:00 AM
Routes 2, 3, 4The stop at the airport has moved to the general public traffic lanes on the lower loop of Airport Way. The stop is located from pillar 14 to pillar 17 at the end of the arrivals pick up lanes
Funding & Usage Information
Funding for Valley Regional Transit (VRT) is provided through a variety of revenue sources. The majority of funding is received through federal grants, voluntary contributions from local partners, fare and advertising revenue. VRT works with the governing bodies within Ada and Canyon counties to leverage these funding sources to provide transit services, initiate capital projects and fund regional planning and administration of the system. VRT works with other agencies like the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) and the Idaho Department of Transportation (ITD) to find and secure additional funding sources that could provide one-time project funding needs, as well as coordinate sustainable funding strategies that are necessary to grow public transportation in the Treasure Valley.
How is Pubic Transportation Doing?
Quarterly usage data is routinely available to the public and is available in VRT board meeting notes. VRT reports on public transportation utilization across services in Ada County and Canyon County including fixed route, specialized transportation and vanpools.
Audits and Reports
Valley Regional Transit
2021 VRT Fact Sheet 2020 VRT Fact Sheet 2019 VRT Fact Sheet___________________________________________________________________________________________________
FY 2021 audit FY 2020 audit FY 2019 audit FY 2018 audit___________________________________________________________________________________________________
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