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Understanding UPTD's Funding and Service Challenges 

UPTD provides public transportation across approximately 5,037 square miles of Douglas County. Financial constraints have resulted in reductions to transit service, including the elimination of Saturday service, elimination of South County service, and reductions in weekday operating hours.

UPTD has prepared the following resources to help riders and community members understand the District's services, funding structure, recent service reductions, ridership trends, and the potential community impacts of additional reductions.

UPTD Transit & Funding Profile — A two-page overview of UPTD service, passenger needs, operating costs, funding sources, and recent service reductions.

Service Reduction & Community Impact Case Study — A detailed review of UPTD ridership trends and the effects of reduced transit service on transportation access in Douglas County.

UPTD Transit & Funding Profile.pdfService Reduction & Community Impact Case Study.pdf
Umpqua Public Transportation District Announces Appointment of New General Manager, Sheri Bleau 
Public Transit Needs Your Support! 
Public transit in SW Oregon needs support. Encourages public input on transit's impact. Includes QR code for contacting representatives.
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Alternative transportation options for South County residents 
South County Residents.pdf

Pacific Crest Bus Lines:  

https://pacificcrestbuslines.net/routes/eugene-to-medford-2/#schedule
New intercity bus service from Eugene to Medford starts May 1, 2026. Safe, reliable, and comfortable rides available.
Umpqua Public Transportation District Announces Temporary Service Reductions Effective September 15, 2025 
Service Reductions 
UPTD SUSPENDS WEEKEND SERVICE DUE TO STATEWIDE FUNDING CRISIS