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RTD CONNECT Launched in 2026, the project will develop both short- and long-term service plans, creating a road map to leverage available resources to meet the community's transportation needs.

There's still time to be informed.

RTD’s Proposed September Service Changes are designed to further enhance and strengthen RTD’s transit network by refining service, improving reliability, and better aligning resources with customer needs.

As part of the September 2026 Service Change, RTD is advancing a coordinated set of transit service enhancements designed to strengthen reliability, restore key frequencies, and improve access to major destinations across the system. These proposed changes reflect observed utilization trends, operational performance, and lessons learned during recent reconstruction activities, while maintaining flexibility for future evaluation and adjustment.

You can view all the proposed changes below and learn more by watching RTD's presentation in English or Spanish.

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Proposed September 2026 Service Changes 2026 Service Changes for September have been proposed. Review them here and send us your feedback.

There's still time to be heard!

RTD’s Proposed September Service Changes are designed to further enhance and strengthen RTD’s transit network by refining service, improving reliability, and better aligning resources with customer needs.

As part of the September 2026 Service Change, RTD is advancing a coordinated set of transit service enhancements designed to strengthen reliability, restore key frequencies, and improve access to major destinations across the system. These proposed changes reflect observed utilization trends, operational performance, and lessons learned during recent reconstruction activities, while maintaining flexibility for future evaluation and adjustment.

You can view all the proposed changes below and learn more by watching their presentation in English or Spanish.

Customer feedback on the Proposed September Service Changes will be collected through July 8. We invite you to virtually attend our public meetings or share your feedback through the online survey. Customer feedback is important to RTD, and we thank you for participating however you can!

Proposed September 2026 Service Changes | RTD-Denver

Attention CABPES students, parents, partners - and especially alumni - please join us on May 3rd as CABPES makes an historic announcement about its future!

Black Maternal Health Week (April 11–17, 2026) highlights the urgent reality that Black women across the United States face significantly higher maternal health risks.

Community organizations and healthcare advocates are actively working to address these disparities through education, advocacy, and improved access to care—but sustained support is critical.

When we invest in these efforts, we help create healthier families and stronger, more resilient communities.

👉🏾 Share this post to raise awareness. Learn how BRIC supports community-rooted organizations driving health equity at bricfund.org

There's still time to be heard!

RTD is proposing June 2026 service changes to improve bus and rail reliability, on time performance, and the overall customer experience. The proposals support the System Optimization Plan and the final phases of the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project and reflect community feedback and ridership trends.

Review the proposed changes and share your feedback through March 4 by attending a virtual public meeting, joining an Ask a Service Planner session, or completing the online survey.

Public Meetings

Monday, February 23 at noon

Ask a Service Planner. Monday, February 23 at 5:30 p.m

Tuesday, February 24 at noon

Interpretation is available at no cost. Call 303.299.2051 or email [email protected] at least five business days in advance.

To learn more, visit www.rtd-denver.com/service-development/service-changes

A Message from Our Friends at Painted Prairie and Aurora Highlands:

Aurora Public Schools has emphasized that demonstrating a strong Kindergarten Year 1 Intent to Enroll is critical to the charter review process. At this time, 60 letters of support have been submitted – 28 of which were from Kindergarten Intent to Enroll families. DSST needs all intent-to-enroll letters to be closer to 80–90 to be in a stronger position for approval by the school district.

To allow families additional time to participate, the deadline has been extended to March 1.

This request is especially relevant for families with children who are currently 1.5 to 3 years old, as those students would likely enter Kindergarten in Fall 2029, when the school is tentatively projected to open (potentially sooner).
Submitting an Intent Form is simply a way to express interest — it is not a binding commitment. Families are not locked in, and plans can change. What matters now is demonstrating meaningful interest from families in our community.

In addition to Kindergarten intents, general letters of support from residents are also important in showing Aurora Public Schools that Painted Prairie values having a neighborhood elementary school option.

If you would like to support this effort, we encourage you to submit one or both of the following on or before March 1. You can also voice your support by emailing Analise Gonzalez at [email protected]. Please include your name, phone number and number of children if applicable, including your words of support for the school at Painted Prairie.

Sharing a link to provide additional details:

https://www.chalkbeat.org/colorado/2025/09/09/dsst-charter-network-opening-two-more-aurora-science-and-tech-schools/

Thank you!

Charter expansion: DSST charter network to open two more Aurora Science and Tech schools Declining enrollment has slowed charter growth in Denver. But Aurora Public Schools needs more schools in the growing eastern part of the district.

RTD is proposing June 2026 service changes to improve bus and rail reliability, on time performance, and the overall customer experience. The proposals support the System Optimization Plan and the final phases of the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project and reflect community feedback and ridership trends.

Review the proposed changes and share your feedback through March 4 by attending a virtual public meeting, joining an Ask a Service Planner session, or completing the online survey.

Public Meetings:
Monday, February 23 at noon
Ask a Service Planner - Monday, February 23 at 5:30 p.m and Tuesday, February 24 at noon

Interpretation is available at no cost. Call 303.299.2051 or email [email protected] at least five business days in advance. To learn more, visit below:

Today we honor Transit Equity Day by standing for accessible, affordable, and just public transportation for all.
Zero fare isn’t just about cost—it’s about dignity, opportunity, and freedom of movement. 💜🚌

Introducing Tap-n-Ride, a new and convenient way to pay for your bus or train fares on RTD.

Simply tap your contactless credit or debit card, or your mobile wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay), directly on the validator when you board.

Easy!