Mission
The Community Streetcar Coalition supports the advancement of streetcars as part of the expansion of mobility options, building livable communities and the growth and empowerment of its members.
Advancement of the Mission
The Coalition does so through engaging in local and federal advocacy, sharing information, providing technical support through peer exchanges in the United States and Canada, and promoting the value of streetcars.
Who we are
The Coalition is comprised of more than seventy local governments, transit agencies, architectural and engineering firms, rail car manufacturers, advocacy groups, community coalitions and other private sector firms.
2022 Streetcar Summit in Milwaukee
The 11th Annual Streetcar Summit was held May 16-18, 2022 at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The streetcar community gathered to discuss topics ranging from project updates to the increasing cost of construction, as well as equity and advertising. Presentation materials, videos, and the Summit Book may be viewed in the archive.
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Join the Community Streetcar Coalition Today!
As a member of the CSC, you will receive regular electronic newsletters, free virtual summits, and reduced in-person summit registration fees. The CSC also communicates with members through its website, Facebook, and through Twitter.
For more information, or to register as a member, please visit our Community Streetcar Coalition Membership page.
Latest Posts
- Loop Trolley testing and operator training to begin July 27
St. Louis region’s Bi-State Development Agency will begin safety testing and operator training for the Loop Trolley July 27-Aug. 3. The 2.2-mile Loop Trolley, a heritage streetcar project linking St. Louis’ Delmar Loop district with Forest Park, suspended service in July 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Federal Transit Administration requested service resume, or… - 2026 World Cup meets Kansas City transit
Bus, streetcar and other forms of public transit service will prove crucial to regional planning efforts during the next four years, before thousands of visitors descend on the 16 World Cup host cities throughout North America. Thomas Friestad, Kansas City Business Journal, June 17, 2022Photo: Kansas City Streetcar Authority Multiple articles: https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2022/06/17/streetcar-fifa-world-cup-transit-arrowhead-ridekc.html https://www.kmbc.com/article/interview-kc-awaits-decision-on-2026-world-cup-bid-heart-of-the-matter/40255033 https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/what-will-kansas-city-look-like-in-2026 - 2022 Streetcar Summit in Milwaukee – Archive
PDFs of Presentation Materials: Summit Sponsors Tuesday Presentations Wednesday Presentations Summit Book There are two files to choose from – a higher-quality large file for desktop viewing, and a smaller file for mobile devices. - Portland Streetcar Safety Team Supports a New Vision of Public Safety
Clad in purple vests and backpacks, the Portland Streetcar’s Rider Ambassadors are the newest addition to the city’s changing public transportation safety landscape. Funded by a federal grant that aims to encourage riders back to public transportation as the pandemic wanes, the streetcar’s team of five Rider Ambassadors started riding the system in mid-January. During… - February, 2022 Virtual Summit on Funding – ArchiveVideo archive of the Zoom call and PDFs of presentation materials. Start Time: Feb 9, 2022 11:55 AM Presentation Materials: