Planning, Construction
and Initiatives

SacRT continuously works to improve our transit system with our Planning and Engineering Departments taking the lead on a number of initiatives.

Current/Ongoing Planning Projects

SacRT is actively transforming public transportation through essential planning projects aimed at boosting service efficiency and
expanding infrastructure for a growing Sacramento.

Adopted Plans

Explore our comprehensive strategies and reports that guide the progressive evolution of
Sacramento’s public transit system, ensuring responsive and sustainable services for our community.

Construction

Our current construction endeavors represent SacRT’s commitment to progress and innovation in public transit infrastructure.
The projects aimed at modernizing and expanding our light rail and streetcar infrastructure for a more connected community.

Initiatives

University/65th Street and Florin/Meadowview Light Rail Station TODs

SacRT has advanced its transit-oriented development (TOD) at the University/65th Street and Florin/Meadowview light rail stations, culminating 30 years of strategic planning. The agency completed purchase and sale agreements for key properties, including University/65th Street Station with Symphony Development, Arden Way with Community Housing Works, and Cemo Circle with USA Properties. A pivotal moment was in November 2019 when SacRT finalized the purchase of its first TOD site at the University/65th Street transit center, paving the way for the Wexler student apartment complex.

This project, undertaken by a joint venture including The Martin Group, Symphony Development, and AECOM Canyon Partners, opened a 223 college student-focused housing units alongside ground-floor retail.

Located next to one of SacRT’s busiest transit hubs—supporting over 40,000 light rail and 30,000 bus riders monthly—the development also brought the modernization of bus stops on 67th and Q streets. These enhancements, featuring ADA-compliant crosswalks, have significantly improved transit accessibility and safety.