Summary
RTA and the City of Hemet are partnering on a new mobility hub downtown, backed by $7 million in state affordable housing grant money. RTA will design, build, and operate it; Hemet provides the land free with a 40-year license and will form a funding district within five years to cover half the maintenance costs.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
No fiscal impact to RTA per staff; the city kicks in land, fee waivers, and future maintenance funding.
Hemet bus riders and residents of the new affordable housing project get a modern transit connection downtown.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) - Regular Meeting — June 25, 2026
RTA and the City of Hemet are partnering on a new mobility hub downtown, backed by $7 million in state affordable housing grant money. RTA will design, build, and operate it; Hemet provides the land free with a 40-year license and will form a funding district within five years to cover half the maintenance costs.
Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting — February 3, 2026
A five-year, $3.59 million contract keeps sheriff's deputies on Hemet Unified campuses, funded by school district revenue.
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