GRTA discusses 5-year transit plan - KUAM.com-KUAM News: On Air. Online. On Demand.

GRTA discusses 5-year transit plan

Posted: Updated:

by Sabrina Salas Matanane

Guam - The Guam Regional Transit Authority discussed its five-year Transit Business Plan to enhance the agency's operations during today's board meeting. GRTA Acting Director Felix Dungca says this plan will assess the existing bus routes and identify what areas they either need to expand or cut back on among many other issues

"It has certain milestones as we grow this agency and move it forward. So that's its better prepared to apply for additional federal funds. To increase revenues. There's a section there on marketing, about adjusting our rates, other sources of additional revenue, it's a very good plan," he said.

The board is also working to finalize a figure for its Fiscal Year 2012 budget. The budget for the current fiscal year is pegged at $4 million.

  • NEWS HEADLINESMore>>

  • Federal charges brought against Vincent Lujan for drugs

    Federal charges brought against Vincent Lujan for drugs

    Unsealed in the District Court of Guam this week. Vincent Q. Lujan will face a federal jury later this year on drug charges. According to court documents, from July 2017 to the time of the indictment, Lujan allegedly conspired with others to distribute 50More >>
    Unsealed in the District Court of Guam this week. Vincent Q. Lujan will face a federal jury later this year on drug charges. According to court documents, from July 2017 to the time of the indictment, Lujan allegedly conspired with others to distribute 50More >>

  • Oversight held for Rev & Tax

    Oversight held for Rev & Tax

    Senators held an oversight hearing with the Department of Revenue & Taxation to talk about a variety of issues from collection to compliance. Director John Camacho was also asked about Section 30 funds. These are the taxes paid by federal civilian and milMore >>
    Senators held an oversight hearing with the Department of Revenue & Taxation to talk about a variety of issues from collection to compliance. Director John Camacho was also asked about Section 30 funds. These are the taxes paid by federal civilian and milMore >>

  • Recent weather did affect tourism numbers, says GVB

    Recent weather did affect tourism numbers, says GVB

    The latest tourism numbers have been reported. More than 131,000 people visited Guam's shores last month - ranking it second in July arrivals for our island. The highest visitor arrivals for the month were recorded just last year at about a thousand more More >>
    The latest tourism numbers have been reported. More than 131,000 people visited Guam's shores last month - ranking it second in July arrivals for our island. The highest visitor arrivals for the month were recorded just last year at about a thousand more More >>
    •   
Powered by Frankly