October 6, 2025

KCRTA Polling Shows Majority Voter Support for Transit Funding Across the Kansas City Metro

The Kansas City Regional Transit Alliance (KCRTA) recently released polling showing support in four counties for a transit funding referendum.  Counties with a majority… Read the rest

September 30, 2025

Mark Your Calendar for State of Transit in Missouri on November 20

Join the Missouri Public Transit Association and Citizens for Modern Transit on November 20 for the State of Transit in Missouri.  This virtual webinar will feature Kansas… Read the rest

September 16, 2025

MPTA Releases RFP for Graphic Design for Statewide Campaign

Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) is seeking a consultant to assist in the creation of a marketing package outlining the Missouri Faces of Transit campaign.  … Read the rest

September 8, 2025

Where Are We Going from Here? Transit’s Future on the Federal Front Virtual Webinar Set for October 21

Don’t miss this important virtual update . . . Where Are We Going from Here? Transit’s Future on the Federal Front on October 21, 2025 Join the Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska… Read the rest

September 3, 2025

MISSOURI PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW BOARD MEMBER

Organization also Extended the Appointment of Existing Board Members and Elected Officers at Annual Meeting The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) – the state’s… Read the rest

September 3, 2025

MISSOURI PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION NAMES CRAWFORD AS BOARD PRESIDENT

The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) – the state’s transit advocacy organization – has named Matt Crawford, Director of Transit at City Utilities of Springfield,… Read the rest

August 20, 2025

Save the Date: Transit Tuesdays at the State Capitol

The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) is teaming up with transit providers, stakeholders, Citizens for Modern Transit, and other interested citizens from… Read the rest

July 22, 2025

LTE: Decision Leads to Significant Public Transit Setback

Letter to the Editor, Columbia Missourian July 21, 2025 Gov. Kehoe’s decision to reduce State Transit Assistance funding by 42 percent is a significant setback… Read the rest

July 18, 2025

Veto Session Opportunity to Weigh in on Significant Public Transit Setback

Contact Your Legislators Today Gov. Kehoe’s decision to reduce State Transit Assistance funding by 42 percent on June 30 is a significant setback for public transit.… Read the rest

July 14, 2025

MoDOT Approves $13.3 Billion Plan including Transit and MEHTAP Funding

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) approved the 2026-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), which details $13.3 billion in revenues… Read the rest