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VCTC outlines short‑range transit changes for Camarillo; council asks for more outreach and data
Summary
Ventura County Transportation Commission staff presented a draft short‑range transit plan that would reorganize Camarillo fixed‑route service into two opposing loops to increase frequency and access; council members requested more localized outreach and underlying data before any formal adoption decisions.
Martin Erickson, executive director of the Ventura County Transportation Commission, and consultant Jeremiah LaRose presented the county’s Short Range Transit Plan to the Camarillo City Council on Nov. 12, describing countywide planning and local concepts for Camarillo.
The plan proposes two bi‑directional fixed‑route loops in Camarillo, offset by 30 minutes, to provide approximately 30‑minute service across most population centers and to better connect to the Metrolink station and other…
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