EDCTC BACKGROUND
In 1993, EDCTC was administratively reorganized and separated from El Dorado County. The EDCTC is organized under a Joint Powers Agreement between El Dorado County and the City of Placerville, which was executed on June 6, 1995. The current staff of six includes: the Executive Director, two Senior and one Assistant Transportation Planners, an Administrative Services Officer, and an Executive Assistant.

AGENDA SUBSCRIPTIONS
The EDCTC Agenda is available online each month.
If you would like to subscribe to be notified, by e-mail, when the Commission agenda is posted, please e-mail the Secretary to the Commission, jrice@edctc.org or by calling (530) 642-5260 and ask to be included on the e-mail notification distribution list.

If you would like the agenda packet mailed to you, an adopted fee schedule would apply. Please contact the Secretary to the Commission for the rate.

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE to address transportation issues. In an effort to keep El Dorado County informed, EDCTC offers a public service to keep the region updated on a variety of transportation programs and projects the agency implementing. From major transportation and transit projects, to bicycle and pedestrian projects, to long-range transportation planning efforts, EDCTC staff members are available to present these important regional issues to your group or organization. Let us share with you just some of the things we are doing to improve the quality of life for El Dorado County residents. To arrange a presentation on a topic of interest to your group, call EDCTC at (530) 642-5260 or e-mail edctc@edctc.org. We look forward to meeting with your group.