SUN
SMALL URBAN NETWORK
SUN 2024: Alexandria, Virginia
August 14-16
CTAA’s annual Small Urban Network (SUN) Conference – now heading into its tenth year – allows chief executives and leaders at small-urban transit agencies a chance to gather with their peers to network, share ideas and solutions and shape CTAA policy strategy impacting small urban systems in a collegial, retreat-like setting. Past SUN Conference attendees have noted they enjoy this event in particular due to its focused agenda and because nearly all its participants are their fellow transit managers and executives. After our past SUN Conferences in Denver, Asheville, Flagstaff, Athens, Missoula, Manchester, Gulfport and now Alexandria continues our trend of bringing this event to small cities, where attendees can experience the examples and ideas of their peers in action.
Policy and Regulatory Advocacy
Annual Conference
SUN’s annual Conference – now heading into its seventh year – allows chief executives and leaders at small-urban transit agencies a chance to gather with their peers to network, share ideas and solutions and shape CTAA policy strategy impacting small urban systems in a collegial, retreat-like setting.
About CTAA’s SUN
America’s small cities – and the transportation providers that serve them – have always been a unique and dynamic part our nation’s public transportation network.
CTAA’s Small Urban Network (SUN) is designed to specifically serve (PDF)(382 KB) this growing cadre of transit professionals and operations. The SUN is a group of CTAA members operating community and public transportation agencies in small urban areas – those with populations between 50,000 and 200,000.
CTAA’s annual Small Urban Network (SUN) Conference – now heading into its seventh year – allows chief executives and leaders at small-urban transit agencies a chance to gather with their peers to network, share ideas and solutions and shape CTAA policy strategy impacting small urban systems in a collegial, retreat-like setting. Past SUN Conference attendees have noted they enjoy this event in particular due to its focused agenda and because nearly all its participants are their fellow transit managers and executives.
The Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) and its members believe that mobility is a basic human right. From work and education to life-sustaining health care and human services programs to shopping and visiting with family and friends, mobility directly impacts quality of life.