Resiliency

Extreme weather events are a growing threat with the potential to wipe out critical transportation infrastructure, disrupting the local and regional economy by preventing the circulation of people and goods. OCTC is committed to identifying vulnerable areas and integrating these identified areas and issues into future planning policies and coordinated efforts. Mitigating the adverse impacts from projected climatic shifts helps to ensure a safe, reliable and equitable transportation network for future generations.

Complete Streets

It is the intent of this policy to promote a safe and accessible transportation network that balances the needs of all users, including: pedestrians, bicyclists, public transit users, motorists, emergency vehicles, freight carriers, and agricultural vehicles.

Non-Motorized Transportation

Find our Compete Streets Policy, funding program information, heritage trail extension details, non-motorized specifics, and laws.

Commuter Resources

Orange County Commuter Resources Page

Air Quality

Electric Vehicles

Orange County is striving to be at the forefront of integrating cleaner transportation alternatives such as Electric Vehicles (EVs) into our existing transportation infrastructure while advancing the goals of the State.