CACT Membership: Benefits / Join Today / Membership List
2013 CACT Membership Counts Flyer (PDF 862 KB)
2013 Letter From CACT Chairman (PDF 862 KB)
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Benefits of Joining the Connecticut Association for Community Transportation
The Connecticut Association for Community Transportation (CACT) is your voice and advocate for public transportation in the State of Connecticut.
CACT membership represents a diverse group of transportation organizations across the state, including:
DOT Commissioner James Redeker at the Annual Legislative Breakfast
- The Connecticut Department of Transporation
- Public transit operators
- Not-for-profit transportation providers and brokerages
- Regional planning agencies
- Rideshare agencies
- Social service agency transportation providers
- Vendors
- Private for-profit providers
- Individuals involved in transportation and users of community transportation services
Working together, we are building a strong voice for public transportation in Connecticut. Become a member today to ensure the mobility and quality of life for Connecticut's residents now and in the future.
Join Us Today: Membership Categories and Annual Dues
A. Transportation Provider
- A1. Small Transportation Provider - $125 plus $7 per vehicle A public or not-for-profit agency providing transportation by operating 15 or fewer vehicles.
- A2. Large Transportation Provider - $200 plus $7 per vehicle A public or not-for-proft agency that provides transportation services by operating 16 or more vehicles.
- A3. Broker - $200 A public or not-for-profit agency that arranges for the provisions of individual transportation services.
B. Supporter
- B1. Community Agency - $125 A public or not-for-profit human service agency or other local community organization.
- B2. National, State or Regional Organization - $125
State and local transit associations; statewide public or not-for-profit organizations; federal, state and local governmental organizations; university/research organizations; Regional Planning Agencies/Councils of Governments, Metropolitan Planning Organizations.
C. Business Member - $200
- Consulting firms, suppliers of vehicles, components and services; private for-profit providers.
D. Individual Member - $75
- Students, riders or other individuals not eligible under categories A, B or C.
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Download a Membership Application and Current Membership List:
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- 2013 CACT Membership Dues FORM (PDF 391 KB)
- CACT Membership List as of November 2011 (PDF 130 KB)
Connecticut Association For Community Transportation (CACT) Committees
As of January 2012; All meeting dates and times, for each committee, are to be determined.
Legislative Committee
The Legislative Committee, working with the Executive Director, promotes and overseas the Association’s advocacy activities on behalf of public transportation and public transportation’s customer’s at local, state, and federal levels. The Committee establishes the Association’s annual legislative program, reviews state and federal legislation for its impact on the industry and the customers, and communicates information with the members.
Membership & Finance Committee
The committee, working with the Treasurer and the Executive Director, monitors the financial status of the Association, recommends dues structure, and develops and assures implementation of the Association fund-raising plan; promotes and overseas activities that increases and strengthens membership to enable the Association to provide a statewide forum for the exchange of public transportation and to develop a forum that is inclusive; update and develop membership materials annually; provide follow-up inquiries of non-renewals; update membership profiles; increase CACT’s membership annually.
Outreach & Coalition Committee
The committee, working with the Executive Director, promotes and oversees activities that increase contact and involvement of non-member and customer/consumer organizations to promote effective and efficient use of transportation resources, and to effectively advocate for public transportation and its customers. The Committee’s work is vital to visibility and credibility of the Association and its work in behalf of public transportation. Specifically, the Committee works to support the Association’s goals of serving as a vehicle for the collection and exchange of information of public transportation interest; and, providing training and technical assistance to members.
