C-TRAN’s Citizens Advisory Committee (CCAC) is comprised of volunteers who represent a broad spectrum of C-TRAN riders and stakeholder groups within the C-TRAN service and taxing boundary. The committee meets monthly to advise the C-TRAN Board of Directors on transit and paratransit policies, programs, plans, and other related issues to help improve transit service for our region. More information can be found in the committee's bylaws.
Have an issue or idea you'd like to share with C-TRAN? Contact your CCAC representative.
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Harry Kiick
Fixed Route Rider Representative -
Judy Tiffany
Senior Citizen Representative -
Patrick Torres
Environmental Community Representative -
Richard Gill
At-Large Representative -
Bill Baumann
Social Services Representative -
Amy Elkinton
C-VAN Rider Representative -
Vacant
Deaf Representative -
Alan Garcia
At-Large Representative -
Bradley Cole
Bi-State Commuter Representative -
Dave Carl
Developmentally Disabled Rider Representative -
Irwin Ho
Student/Youth Rider Representative -
Mario Eiland
Visually Impaired Representative -
Yvonne Gaylord
School Administration Representative -
Vacant
At-Large Representative -
Michael Walker
Business Community Representative
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Become a Member
CCAC members can serve up to two, 2-year terms (for a total of four consecutive years), and must be willing to commit up to two hours per month to attend committee meetings. If you’re interested in becoming a member, please print and complete this application, then email it or mail it to the address listed. Once it’s received, the CCAC will review your application as openings become available that you are qualified to represent. Applications to join the CCAC in 2022 are due by November 1, 2021.
Attend a Meeting
TheCCAC meets on the last Thursday of every month at 5:30 p.m. CCAC meetings are currently being held virtually due to health guidelines. Agendas and meeting links will be posted to this page in advance of each meeting.