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Regional Transportation District Accountability Committee

RTD Accountability Committee

Established in SB25-161 Transit Reform, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) Accountability Committee evaluated and made recommendations to support RTD’s success as a transit agency.  The legislation directed the committee to address agency governance, workforce retention and labor, accessible transit options (paratransit), and other topics as delineated in SB25-161. The committee met fall 2025 through early 2026 to develop a report with recommendations, which it will deliver to the legislature and governor by January 30, 2026. The committee’s work builds upon a previous RTD Accountability Committee's work.
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Committee Members

The committee consists of 14 voting members appointed by the legislature and the governor, as well as one non-voting member appointed by RTD:
 

  • Six voting members appointed by the Governor, including:
    • Maria Garcia Berry - One member who is a former member of the district’s board of directors
    • Matt Larsen - One member who is a current member of the district’s board of directors
    • Four members who collectively have expertise in:
      • Harold Dominguez - Local government within the district’s service area
      • Alexis Senger - Financial planning and management
      • Jackie Millet - Multimodal transportation
      • James Flattum - Environmental organization
  • Three voting members appointed by the president of the senate, including:
    • Tobin Snook - One district service user who is 22 years or younger
    • Two members who collectively have expertise in workforce development and transportation equity
      • Renée M. Chacon
      • Miller Hudson

  • Andrew Iltis - One voting member with expertise in economic development, appointed by the senate minority leader
  • Three voting members appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives, including:
    • Jaime Lewis - Transit riders with disabilities
    • Lance Longenbohn - A representative from the district’s transit workers labor organization
    • Kiplund Kolkmeier - An expert in urban planning
  • Matthew Groves - One voting member with expertise in public and transit worker safety, appointed by the minority leader of the house of representatives
  • Julien Bouquet - One ex officio nonvoting member who is a current member of the board of directors of the district, appointed by the board of directors of the district. 

Committee Meetings

Committee meetings have now concluded. Meeting materials for past committee meetings are available through the link below.
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