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ATP Board

A Board of Directors provides strategic oversight of the program and convenes the community, as well as experts and partners who are crucial to delivering the program and achieving the public’s vision and goals. Certain foundational documents, including the Joint Powers Agreement among ATP, the City of Austin, and CapMetro, define ATP’s responsibilities, which include:

  • Financing, designing, building, implementing, and contracting with Capital Metro to operate and maintain [Project Connect assets] in a manner independent of the City and Capital Metro;
  • Actively ensuring that all parts of the community have a voice in the development of the program, and providing regular program updates to the community and partners;
  • Creating and deploying transit supportive anti-displacement strategies

 

The Board consists of:

One City Council Member - Mayor of Austin or a designated member of the City Council

One CapMetro Board Member - Chair of the CapMetro Board or a designated member of the Board

Three Community Experts - Each with 10+ years of experience in their respective fields of Finance, Engineering & Construction, and Planning & Sustainability

ENO gov graphic - graphic outlining ATP leadership structure
The Austin Transit Partnership has authorized an independent analysis by the ATP Board of Directors to determine the appropriate leadership model for ATP.

See more about the analysis

Stay up to date with ATP Board meetings and important information about The Austin Transit Partnership as it moves forward

ATP Board Meetings

The Austin Transit Partnership board members meet regularly with technical advisory committees (TAC), whose members provide valuable expertise and guidance to board members.

Technical advisory committee


Project Connect Board Brief

The Project Connect ATP Board Briefs serve as updates to the ATP Board about the progress of the projects that make up the Project Connect Program.

2023

2022


Board Resolutions

Austin Transit Partnership Advisory Committees

The Austin Transit Partnership board members meet regularly with technical advisory committees, whose members provide valuable expertise and guidance to board members. Detailed information about the committees and their functions is provided HERE.

Engineering, Architecture, Construction Committee (EAC)

The EAC will advise the Austin Transit Partnership Board on matters related to technical engineering, architecture and construction issues.

Finance and Risk Advisory Committee (FAR)

The FAR will advise the Austin Transit Partnership Board on financial matters and risk analysis.

Planning, Sustainability, Equity & DBE Advisory Committee (PSEC)

The PSEC will advise the Austin Transit Partnership Board on matters related to community planning, sustainability and DBE equity.