RTD notes 68% reduction in copper wire thefts a year after detective bureau launch
RTD’s Transit Police Detective Bureau, launched just over a year ago, is making significant progress in its ability to pursue investigations for incidents that occur on RTD property across 40 municipalities. So far this year, the agency has seen a 68% reduction in copper wire thefts. See how the bureau is making a difference.
RTD refines Welton corridor plan to balance reliable service today with community priorities for tomorrow
RTD plans to modify the scope of work for the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project on the Welton Street Corridor, to preserve flexibility for long‑term, community-informed corridor solutions while ensuring the delivery of operationally safe, dependable transit service in the near term and honoring the corridor’s cultural significance, which runs through Denver’s historic Black community and Five Points neighborhood. Learn more about the modifications.
RTD welcomes seven new members to Citizens Advisory Committee, reappoints three
The RTD Board has appointed seven new members and reappointed three members to its Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), bringing a range of professional experience, community involvement, and public transit perspectives to the group.
The CAC provides feedback to the RTD Board of Directors and the agency on general matters related to the public transit system, while also encouraging input from local communities. Learn about the committee and their role collaborating with RTD. Meet the new CAC members.