About the Community Streetcar Coalition
The Community Streetcar Coalition (CSC) is comprised of cities, local governmental entities, private sector companies, transit agencies and individuals committed to collective and coordinated advocacy for streetcars. The CSC was formed in 2004 in response to the federal streetcar program created by legislation sponsored by Congressman Earl Blumenauer (D-OR). Since then, we have been carrying messages to Capitol Hill and the Administration from cities and other project sponsors who seek to build streetcars.
Specifically, the CSC seeks to:
- Expand federal funding for streetcar projects
- Shape federal policy initiatives to recognize the important role of streetcars within the landscape of livable communities, specifically the streetcar's ability to bring economic development to urban areas
- Promote streetcars as a mode for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and curbing energy consumption, thereby improving the quality of life of all citizens
- Create an improved and favorable project approval framework for streetcars in the federal New Starts/Small Starts program

Coalition Members
- AECOM
- Arlington County, Virginia
- Atlanta BeltLine, Atlanta, GA
- City of Boise, Idaho
- Glen D. Bottoms
- Len Brandrup
- Brookville Equipment Corporation
- Central Arkansas Transit Authority
- CH2M HILL
- Charlotte Area Transit System, North Carolina
- C. Franklin Conaway
- District of Columbia Department of Transportation – PTSA
- Downtown Development Authority, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- HDR Engineering, Inc.
- Herzog Contracting Corp.
- IMPulse NC LLC
- Interurban Transit Partnership, Grand Rapids, Michigan
- Kansas City Area Transportation Authority
- City of Kenosha, Wisconsin
- Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
- Kinkisharyo International, LLC
- Los Angeles Streetcar, Inc., California
- Lowell National Historical Park Trolley, Massachusetts
- LTK Engineering Services
- Mike McAnelly
- Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, Georgia
- City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- City of Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Edward Myers, PE
- City of North Little Rock, Arkansas
- Oak Cliff Transit Authority, Texas
- Parsons Brinckerhoff
- City of Portland, Oregon
- Portland Streetcar, Inc., Portland, OR
- Elisabeth Poteat
- Sacramento Regional Transit District, California
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- City of Seattle, Washington
- Siemens Industry
- South Salt Lake City, Utah
- Kristin Speaker
- Stacy and Witbeck, Inc.
- Jon C. Styner, AIA
- United Streetcar/Oregon Iron Works
- URS Corporation
- Utah Transit Authority
- Valley Metro Light Rail, Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona
- Vialta Group
- The Honorable Buddy Villines
- City of Winston-Salem, North Carolina
