Our Mission Statement
To improve mobility and access for all by coordinating regional and local community transportation services and information.
Our Service Communities
Allenstown ⋅ Alton ⋅ Andover ⋅ Barnstead ⋅ Belmont ⋅ Boscawen ⋅ Bow ⋅ Bradford ⋅ Canterbury ⋅ Chichester ⋅ Concord
Center Harbor ⋅ Danbury ⋅ Deering ⋅ Dunbarton ⋅ Epsom ⋅ Franklin ⋅ Gilford ⋅ Gilmanton ⋅ Henniker ⋅ Hill ⋅ Hillsborough
Hopkinton ⋅ Laconia ⋅ Loudon ⋅ Meredith ⋅ New Hampton ⋅ New London ⋅ Newbury ⋅ Northfield ⋅ Pembroke ⋅ Pittsfield
Salisbury ⋅ Sanbornton ⋅ Sutton ⋅ Tilton ⋅ Warner ⋅ Webster ⋅ Wilmot ⋅ Windsor
Our Formation Documents
Local and Statewide Plans
- Mid-State RCC Coordinated Transit & Human Services Plan 2019
- NHDOT Statewide Strategic Transit Assessment 2020
- 2019-2020 Annual Report
Our Funding Notices
Current Capital Grant Applications & Information
- SFY 2022 FTA FTA SECTION 5310 CAPITAL PROGRAM FUNDING NOTICE
- SFY 2022 FTA SECTION 5310 CAPITAL PROGRAM APPLICATION
- FTA Section 5310 Questions & Answers (2/22/19)
Our History
The need to provide transportation services to people who do not have access to reliable transportation options due to age, disability, income or other reasons has been identified as an issue in Central New Hampshire for many years. In response to these issues, a Coordinated Transit & Human Services Transportation Plan was developed by the region's stakeholders in early 2010 with assistance from staff members from the Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission (CNHRPC) and the Lakes Region Planning Commission (LRPC).
In addition to the many benefits of coordinated community transportation espoused by the Statewide Coordination Council and other regions, the Mid-State RCC sees the coordination process as an opportunity to increase services for its citizenry by building new community transportation services in the region. The Mid-State RCC represents its citizenry's interest in making connections and have an active ongoing dialogue with multiple neighboring regions, and the SCC in order to explore new community transportation development opportunities. Also important to the Mid-State RCC, is the notion that the "community" in community transportation involve as much of the community as possible instead of focusing on disenfranchised groups only.