Mail-in ballots will be sent to qualified voters. Ballots must be completed, notarize, and received by the Circuit Court no later than 5pm on Tuesday, August 1.

You know about the KC Streetcar. But, what do you know about the upcoming Summer Streetcar vote? What about possible future Streetcar expansion plans? Join us at the Green Dragon Room at Bier Station 7 - 8 p.m, Thursday, June […]

Mail-in ballots for the formation of a Transportation Development District (TDD) to fund an extension of the streetcar through Midtown to UMKC must be received by the 16th Circuit Court by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, August 1. All mail-in ballots […]

Citywide election in Kansas City, Missouri. Two transit related petition initiatives are on the ballot. Read our statements on each. KCRTA opposes Question 1 on August 8 ballot KCRTA supports Question 2 on August 8 ballot Sample ballot is here: […]

More info here: https://kcrta.org/streetcar/

See kceb.org for more detailed information.

SAVE THE DATE! Tickets on sale in September.

The first meeting of the newly-elected "Kansas City Main Street Rail Transportation Development District" Board of Directors will be 4 p.m. on October 25 at 3215 Main Street. Agenda will be posted at that address.

Join us for the final KCRTA event of 2017 -- we call it Transit Oriented Drinks (others might just say Happy Hour). We'll be celebrating at one of downtown's newest spots: Hotel Indigo in the renovated Brookfield Building at 11th […]

The second public meeting for the KC Streetcar Main Street Extension is set for Tuesday, June 5, from 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 11 E. 40th Street, Kansas City, MO.

Together with the KC Area Transportation Authority and the City of Kansas City, Missouri, the KC Streetcar Authority is asking for community input regarding two track alignments at this open house style meeting. One option is based on having the track in the outside lanes of the street, similar to what is currently downtown. The second option is based on a center-running track, where the track runs in the middle, inside lanes of the street. The open house is an opportunity for the public to look at these concepts on maps, learn about the trade-offs, and provide feedback.