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OCTA recognized three employees for their outstanding service, productivity, and contributions to the agency and Orange County transportation.

February includes Black History Month and Lunar New Year, two cultural celebrations that are important to Orange County and the country.

Respondents say they want less congestion, more multimodal transportation, and increased safety.

Orange County residents in the First, Second, Fourth, and Fifth Supervisorial Districts are eligible to apply by May 2.

Please apply to make a difference in Orange County transportation by February 26.

A face mask must be worn while waiting for and riding OC Bus as well as OC ACCESS, OC Flex and other public transit, according to a new federal regulation.

The 2021 Board and CEO Strategic Initiatives and Action Plan identifies priorities while remaining fiscally conservative and working to provide a balanced, sustainable transportation system for Orange County.

The Orange County Register reports on some of the major developments expected in transportation in Orange County this year.

Orange County First District Supervisor Andrew Do was unanimously elected on January 11 as the new Chairman of the OCTA Board of Directors.