About OCTA

To reduce visible forms of pollutants such as litter and debris, OCTA is seeking water quality improvement projects from local agencies.

An independent review has determined that OCTA is delivering transportation improvements as promised in 2006 when voters renewed Measure M.

OCTA’s Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), a 34-member group that provides input on transportation projects, is looking for new members.

In February, OCTA issued $400 million in municipal bonds to help fund the I-405 Improvement Project.

OCTA is recruiting volunteers to serve on the Taxpayer Oversight Committee. Applications are due May 1.

OCTA CEO Darrell E. Johnson created 10 initiatives for improving Orange County transportation that align with the 2019 Board Strategic Initiatives.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, we put together just a few of the reasons why partnering with public transportation is such a great idea.

OCTA's Summer Intern Program reaches out to students from across the country who may be spending their summers in Orange County.

The strategic initiatives of the OCTA Board of Directors focus on improving the regional transportation network.

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