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Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ)
FundingThe Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ) provides federal funding for transportation projects that help reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality. Eligible projects may include transit improvements, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, traffic flow improvements, ridesharing programs, and other projects that reduce transportation-related emissions.
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Regional Surface Transportation Program (RSTP)
FundingThe Regional Surface Transportation Program (RSTP) provides flexible federal transportation funding for eligible regional and local transportation improvements. CCOG uses available RSTP funding to help advance priority projects that improve the safety, condition, and efficiency of the regional transportation system.
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Senate Bill 125 (SB 125)
FundingSenate Bill 125 provides funding to regional transportation planning agencies to support public transit operations and capital improvements. Funding is distributed through the Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program and the Zero-Emission Transit Capital Program and can help improve transit service, infrastructure, and zero-emission transit investments.
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Senate Bill 1 (SB 1)
FundingSenate Bill 1, the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017, provides ongoing state funding to improve and maintain California’s transportation system. Funding supports local streets and roads, highways, bridges, transit, active transportation, and other transportation improvements that enhance safety and mobility.
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Active Transportation Program (ATP)
FundingThe Active Transportation Program (ATP) provides funding for projects that encourage walking and bicycling, improve safety and mobility for non-motorized users, and expand access to active transportation throughout communities. Eligible projects may include sidewalks, bicycle facilities, pedestrian improvements, trails, and Safe Routes to School projects
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Regional Transportation Plan
Active, PlansThe Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) provides the overall vision for the future of transportation in Calaveras County. It helps CCOG and its partners plan for changing transportation needs, coordinate regional priorities, and guide investments that support a safe, connected, and reliable transportation system.
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Regional Transportation Improvement Plan
Active, ProgramsThe Regional Transportation Improvement Program (RTIP) is a document used by local governments throughout California to nominate transportation projects for funding under the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The RTIP covers a five-year programming period and includes projects involving highways, local roads, transit, and active transportation. CCOG is required to prepare and submit an updated RTIP to the California Transportation Commission every two years.
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Short Range Transit Plan
Active, PlansThe Short Range Transit Plan (SRTP) guides the development of Calaveras Transit services over the next five years. Its goal is to improve mobility for residents and visitors throughout Calaveras County.
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Coordinated Public Transit- Human Services Transportation Plan
Active, PlansThe Coordinated Public Transit–Human Services Transportation Plan (“Coordinated Plan”) is a plan for Calaveras County. This plan is required to be updated every five years and is developed by the Calaveras Council of Governments, the region’s designated Regional Transportation Planning Agency. To be eligible for certain funding through the Federal Transit Administration, transportation projects and programs must be included in a locally adopted coordinated plan such as this one.
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Active Transportation and Recreational Trails Plan
Active, PlansCalaveras County is developing a countywide Active Transportation and Recreational Trails Plan to improve walking, bicycling, and trail connectivity.
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Calaveras County Evacuation and Access Needs Assessment and Preparedness Plan – (2023) Amended 12/4/2024
Active, PlansThe plan will assess existing roadways, bridges, and critical access routes to determine how effectively residents can evacuate and how emergency responders can access affected areas. Special attention will be given to rural communities with limited ingress and egress.
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Calaveras County Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Implementation Plan – 2025
Active, PlansThis Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Implementation Plan is designed to guide charger deployment and provide recommendations for replacing existing internal combustion engine (ICE)–powered fleet vehicles with electric vehicles
(EVs) for Calaveras County and the City of Angels Camp municipal fleets. The plan evaluates opportunities to integrate EV acquisitions into the vehicle replacement schedule over the next 15 years.
Development of this document involved collaboration among multiple stakeholders from the Calaveras Council of Governments, Calaveras County, and the City of Angels Camp, who provided input regarding departmental fleet operations and vehicle usage needs.
