Click to learn more about this service alert: I-70 Improvement Project Reroutes  Construction Detour Beginning Monday, February 9, until December of 2027, the 18 Indiana and 27 27th Street will reroute for the I-70 Improvement Project.

Click to learn more about this service alert: 18th Street Bridge Construction  Construction Detour Beginning Monday, March 3, until fall 2027 the 402 Johnson-Quivira, and the 118 8th Street will reroute for the 18th Street Bridge construction.

Click to learn more about this service alert: RideKC Q4 Service Change  Modified Service RideKC is making service changes to Routes 47 and 50 to improve schedule reliability, travel times and the overall rider experience. Riders who use these routes should review the changes below and check their updated route information before traveling.

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KCATA Partnerships Drive Rider Safety

Recognized for Excellence in Public Transit

(Kansas City, Mo. – March 20, 2018) The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority continues its award-winning track record as one of the safest and most secure transit authorities in the country.

Our partnerships with local and regional law enforcement set us apart in our drive to be the best in the country. “The collaborative effort between law enforcement agencies on our behalf has been great to see,” President and CEO Robbie Makinen said. “When multiple law enforcement agencies come together for the sake of our bus operators, riders, and stakeholders it’s a win-win for everyone.”

In 2016, the American Public Transportation Association, APTA, honored the KCATA with two awards.

  • GOLD Award for Safety
  • GOLD Award for Security

In 2017, the American Public Transportation Association, APTA, awarded the KCATA two more awards.

  • Certificate of Merit for Safety
  • GOLD Award for Security

“The safety of our bus operators and riders is a top priority for the KCATA,” Makinen said. KCATA is proud to continue the work of protecting our bus operators and riders with unique partnerships involving the Kansas City Missouri Police Department and the Jackson County Sheriff.

Join us on Tuesday, March 27, at 10:00 a.m. as Jackson County Sheriff Mike Sharp deputizes two KCPD officers assigned to the KCATA Transit Security Division. Meet veteran law enforcement officer and U.S. Army Aviation Hall of Fame inductee Chief Hugh Mills, who now heads up the KCATA Transit Security Division, and learn more about how deputizing the two full-time officers will further drive safety and security for everything we do.

“This lays the ground work for more collaboration between RideKC, KCPD, and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office as we continue enhancing regional transit,” said Makinen.

WHO:          

  • Sheriff Michael Sharp, Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
  • Deputy Chief Sharon Laningham, KCPD
  • Robbie Makinen, President & CEO, KCATA

WHAT:    
Announcement of the collaboration between KCPD & the Jackson County Sheriff for transit security and, the unprecedented deputization of two KCPD officers.

WHEN:
Tuesday, March 27, at 10:00 a.m.

WHERE:
1200 E. 18th St., Kansas City, MO 64108 | Corner of 18th Street & Forest

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