A previous workshop on the Downtown Riverfront Streetcar Project was held May 26. Photo courtesy of SacRT

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - SacRT is inviting community members to attend a public workshop tomorrow night, Wednesday, June 10 to learn about the Downtown Riverfront Streetcar Project and share feedback as planning continues.

The project will create a 1.8‑mile light‑rail connection between West Sacramento and downtown Sacramento, enhancing regional mobility and strengthening transit access to major destinations. 

The new streetcar line will link Sutter Health Park to Sacramento Valley Station, providing seamless connections to Amtrak, Capitol Corridor, San Joaquins and SacRT’s bus and light rail network. It will also serve as a key catalyst for development in the Sacramento Railyards, one of the largest infill development sites in the nation.

Tomorrow’s workshop is part of a series of Public Planning Workshops and attendees will hear updates on the project’s progress and design concepts, including a look at the project’s history; findings from the racial equity analysis and business case; updated design features and next‑step planning; and time for community feedback and questions.

The meeting is scheduled for 6 to 7 p.m. at the West Sacramento Community Center, 1075 W Capitol Ave., West Sacramento.

Transit options include Yolobus routes 37, 40, 41, 42A (West Sacramento Transit Center).

Learn more at sacrt.com/Streetcar.