The Tehama County Transportation Commission (TCTC) serves as the Regional Transportation Planning Agency (RTPA) for Tehama County and is responsible for transportation planning, funding administration, and coordination of transportation programs throughout the region.
Established under California’s Transportation Development Act (TDA) of 1971, TCTC works in partnership with local agencies, Caltrans, transportation providers, and community stakeholders to support safe, efficient, and reliable mobility throughout Tehama County.
Through regional planning efforts, transportation funding programs, and collaborative agreements such as those supporting the Tehama Rural Area eXpress (TRAX) transit system, TCTC helps guide investments that improve transportation infrastructure and enhance mobility opportunities for residents, businesses, and visitors.
One Mission, Two Organizations
Transportation Commission
The Commission is responsible for transportation planning, policy development, funding administration, and regional transportation coordination throughout Tehama County. The Commission includes staff members, city representatives from Red Bluff, Corning, and Tehama, and representatives from the Tehama County Board of Supervisors.
Transit Agency Board
The Transit Agency Board serves as an advisory body to the Board of Supervisors and supports public transportation administration, funding oversight, reporting requirements, and transit operations. The Board helps ensure continued access to public transportation services throughout the county.
Mission & Vision
“The mission and vision of both the Commission and Transit Agency Board are to maintain and improve mobility, provide access to goods and services, and promote a reliable, flexible, efficient, and safe transportation system throughout Tehama County.”
What We Do
Communities We Serve
TCTC works closely with the incorporated cities of: Red Bluff, Corning and Tehama.
We also work with unincorporated communities, transportation providers, regional agencies, and public stakeholders throughout Tehama County.