The exact misconduct in question has not been announced by the Transportation Corridor Agencies, but the acting CEO confirmed it was “personnel related.”
Tag: Transportation Corridor Agencies
Posted inCountywide
New Census Data Shows More Populous, Diverse OC. How Will This Affect the County’s Services?
Without a separate Middle Eastern and North African grouping on the census, the communities are counted as white — which community leaders say can impact funding and other services.
Posted inTransportation
OC Toll Roads Face Existential Questions While Santa Ana Mayor Questions City’s Place in Agency
A new report by Orange County Grand Jurors is again fueling questions of whether the agency has outlived its purpose.
Posted inGovernment
San Clemente Officially Breaks From County Toll Roads Agency, Setting Up Potential Lawsuit
In a 4-1 vote Tuesday night, City Council members called out the agency for failing to pay off its debts and questioned what purpose it served 20 years after it finished its original mission.
Posted inTransportation
San Clemente City Council to Vote On Leaving County Toll Road Agency
The council has long been one of the agency’s most vocal critics, and has threatened to leave in the past.
Posted inNEWS
Toll Road Officials Keep Battling Efforts to Drop South OC Toll Road Extension, Defend Financial Health
TCA directors in March dropped a slew of controversial proposals to extend the 241 toll road. Now they’re using paid lobbyists to oppose a state bill affirming their own move.
Posted inGovernment, Newport Beach, Top Stories, Transportation
Toll Road Agency Linked Its Website to Newport Councilman’s Campaign Web Page
Newport Beach Councilman Scott Peotter and the Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) violated state law by having Peotter’s campaign web page hyperlinked to the agency’s website, according to Bob Stern, co-author of California’s 1974 Political Reform Act.
Posted inSan Clemente, Transportation
San Clemente Fights Toll Road Agency Over Public Records
San Clemente claimed the Transportation Corridor Agency (TCA), which manages toll roads in Orange County, illegally withheld public records, including payments totaling millions of dollars to lobbyists and public relation firms.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Top Stories, Transportation
Toll Road Agency Limits Public Comment Without Board Vote
The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) board of directors changed its public comment procedures without public notice or a vote by the entire board, which County Supervisor Todd Spitzer, who sits on the board, and others said could be a violation of California open meeting laws.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Top Stories, Transportation
OCTA Leaders Call for Halt to North County Toll Road Ramp
Leaders at the Orange County Transportation Authority want to halt a proposed project for a $180 million connecting ramp between the 241 toll road and the 91 freeway toll lanes, citing concerns the timing of the project would increase traffic on the already congested 91 freeway.
