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.
2023 Streetcar Summit in Oklahoma City
Mark your Calendars!
2023 Community Streetcar Coalition Summit
Sunday, April 2 –
Tuesday, April 4, 2023
Omni Oklahoma City Hotel
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Summit Sponsors
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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
- Kansas City Streetcar Wrap Design GuidelinesKansas City Streetcar has developed a guide for creating graphical wraps of streetcars, both from a technical perspective, and also from the best kinds of content to feature. Read the PDF below for complete details.
- D.C. Eyes 2026 for Streetcar ExtensionThe D.C. streetcar extension to the Benning Road Metro station would open in 2026 for service under current plans, DDOT officials said Tuesday. Driving the news: The roughly $200 million project includes a two-mile extension of the streetcar and bridge work on Benning Road NE, from Oklahoma Avenue to East Capitol Street. Bicycle and pedestrian…
- Omaha Streetcar Bond Proposal Headed to City CouncilPlans to build a streetcar in Omaha will get really serious beginning Tuesday. That’s when an ordinance about how to pay the $360 million price tag goes before the City Council. The item gets on the City Council agenda this week, but there will be no action because the public still needs to get their…
- October, 2022 Virtual Summit & CSC Session at Rail~VolutionVideo archive of the Zoom call October 31, 2022
- Loop Trolley to benefit from $1.26 million grantThe St. Louis Loop Trolley received a funding boost for its operations after the East-West Gateway Council of Governments approved $1.26 million in federal funding for the service. Bi-State Development Agency said the funding will be essential to the continued operations of the Loop Trolley. … Survey data shows the move has largely been successful…