VRT held a public hearing on August 4th, 2026, to gather input on proposed service changes resulting from the Nampa City Council’s vote to eliminate all publicly available transit from Nampa.
Read MoreAt their July 15 budget workshop, the Nampa City Council voted to cut all funding for VRT, eliminating public transit services in Nampa.
Read MoreVRT received community feedback on the proposed changes to transit service in Nampa and Caldwell.
Read MoreVRT is seeking public feedback with an open house, public hearing, and survey on proposed changes to transit services in Nampa and Caldwell, including the removal of Route 40 from Nampa and an update to the VRT On-Demand service model.
Read MoreTransit in Canyon County is at a crossroads, and VRT held Canyon County Transit Day on May 6th to work with the community on a roadmap.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, April 2nd, the Caldwell City Council voted between resolutions to approve VRT funding, ultimately approving funds to maintain current service. This amount does not include previously approved routes 56 and 58.
Read MoreAt the Tuesday, April 2nd, 6 p.m. Caldwell City Council meeting, the council will decide between resolutions to approve VRT funding.
Read MoreVRT, the City of Caldwell, local artist Bobb Gaytan, and the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce revealed a new public art project Friday morning at the VRT bus stop in front of the Caldwell Library.
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