FAQ Elected Officials | Cache Valley Transit

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CVTD’s purpose?

CVTD has a three-fold purpose: Provide access for all, be a resource for reducing congestion, be a resource for improving air quality.

How is CVTD funded? Are my taxes higher because of CVTD?

CVTD is funded by a $0.00325 cent sales tax on purchase made within CVTD’s service boundaries from Lewiston to Hyrum.

Who rides CVTD most often? Certain demographics?

The largest demographic riding CVTD is the 18 to 35 year old, however, we see every each group riding CVTD.

How does CVTD provide accessibility services to community members?

CVTD provide paratransit services to persons with disabilities and the elderly through the cites from Lewiston to Hyrum.  All of CVTD’s vehicles have lifts or ramps making them easily accessible for all.  CVTD also partners with BRAG to provide a transportation voucher program

Who decides where CVTD buses run?

CVTD is governed by a 19 member Board of Trustees.  This Board is the governing body and the ultimate decision makers.  Board Members are appointed by the cities from Lewiston to Hyrum.

Who is in charge of CVTD? A President? A Board of Trustees? Elected Officials?

CVTD is governed by a 19 member Board of Trustees.  This Board is the governing body and the ultimate decision makers.  Board Members are appointed by the entities they represent.  The Board employs a CEO/General Manager to hire and manage a staff to carry out the Board direction.

How does CVTD impact my community?

Cache Valley Transit’s focus is providing all citizens access to the people and places that matter most.  This provides the opportunity for all to participate in our economy and community.