Board of Directors
RTC is governed by a Board of Directors which oversees the business affairs of the organization. The Board meets the first Tuesday of the month to conduct the agency’s business. The Board’s purpose is to manage the property and business affairs of RTC, to adopt a Regional Transportation Plan, to select and program transportation grant funds as directed by federal and state law, and perform other duties pursuant to applicable federal and state laws.
The Board includes 15 members representing general purpose governments, special purpose districts, governmental agency, or political subdivision which is a party to the governing Interlocal Agreement.
Pursuant to the RTC’s Bylaws, state legislators whose districts are wholly or partly within RTC’s boundaries are ex-officio (non-voting) members. The RTC’s ex-officio members include state representatives from the 14th, 17th, 18th, 20th, and 49th legislative districts.
Next Meeting
The next scheduled meeting of the RTC Board of Directors will be at 4:00pm on Tuesday, July 2, 2024 in the Clark County Public Service Center. (6th Floor - Training Room)
Notice: Meeting Format
The RTC Board of Directors will convene this meeting via an In-Person/Hybrid Format. All members of the Board are encouraged to attend the meeting in-person, or by webinar format.
Public Access and Participation
This meeting will be broadcast live on CVTV and available on cvtv.org to stream. The public may participate live by attending in-person, joining the teleconference or writing to meetings@rtc.wa.gov prior to the meeting. Written comments received by 12:00pm Pacific Time (noon) on August 6 will be entered into the record of the meeting. Refer to RTC Board of Directors meeting participation guidelines for specific Public Comment procedures and requiments.
July 2, 2024 Meeting Materials
- July 2, 2024 Agenda
- June 4, 2024 Minutes - June 5, 2024 Meeting
- July 2024 Claims - Item 4
- 2024-2027 Transportation Improvement Program - Amendment, Resolution 07-24-18 - Item 4
- Transportation Performance Management: C-TRAN Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan, Resolution 07-24-19 - Item 5
- C-TRAN 2024 Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan Document - Item 5
- Calendar Year 2024 Work Program and Budget - Amendment - Item 6
- 2024-2025 Clark County Walkability/Mobility Action Institute Plan - Item 7
- Title VI Plan 2024 Update and Associated Public Engagement Documents - Item 8
- Draft 2024 RTC Title VI Plan - Item 8
- Draft 2024 Public Participation Plan - Item 8
- 2024 Limited English Proficiency Plan (LEP) - Item 8
- 2024 Demographic Profile - Item 8
- FHWA-FTA Transportation Management Area Planning Certification Review - Item 9
- July Full Meeting Packet, pdf - Item 10
Members
- Clark County
- Karen Bowerman, Clark County Council Chair • website
- Michelle Belkot, Clark County Councilor • website
- Gary Medvigy, Clark County Councilor • website
- Skamania County
- Asa Leckie, Skamania County Commissioner • website
- Klickitat County
- Lori Zoller, Klickitat County Commissioner • website
- City of Vancouver
- Vice Chair: Anne McEnerny-Ogle, Vancouver City Mayor • website
- Erik Paulsen, Vancouver City Councilmember • website
- Camas / Washougal
- David Stuebe, Washougal City Mayor • website
- Battle Ground / Ridgefield / La Center / Yacolt
- Troy McCoy, Battle Ground City Councilmember • website
- Ports of Vancouver / Ridgefield / Camas-Washougal
- Chair: Jack Burkman, Port of Vancouver Commissioner • website
- Cowlitz Indian Tribe
- Patty Kinswa-Gaiser, Tribal Delegate • website
- Clark County PTBA (C-TRAN)
- Leann Caver, Chief Executive Officer • website
- Washington State DOT
- Carley Francis, Southwest Regional Administrator • website
- Oregon DOT
- Rian Windsheimer, Region One Manager • website
- Metro
- Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Councilor • website
