Cochise County Transit Consolidation Study (draft)

May 2021 - The purpose of  the SEAGO Rural Transit Consolidation Study for Cochise County is to create a framework on which ADOT funded rural and small urban transit providers in Cochise County may improve upon the provision of transit services in the area.  The objectives of the Study are to improve cost efficiency, enhance rider experience, expand service where needed and where feasible, and to develop more effective networks through consolidation of services, assets, and processes, when feasible.

Public input and recommendations provide important feedback to SEAGO which may impact the plan before it is implemented and comments may be submitted using the Comments form or mailed to Transportation Department, SEAGO, 1403 W. Hwy 92, Bisbee AZ 85603.  All comments must be received no later than June 25, 2021 by 5:00 p.m. ·  For document or comment forms in Spanish, contact Jessica Aguayo at SEAGO  520-432-5301 x215.

Willcox Transit Implementation Service Plan

August 2020 - Read the transit service implementation plan for the City of Willcox. 

Willcox Transit Feasibility Study

June 2019 - In December 2017, the SouthEastern Arizona Governments Organization (SEAGO) was awarded a transit planning grant by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to conduct a Willcox Transit Feasibility Study. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the feasibility of a public bus service (FTA Section 5311) that would serve Willcox and possibly its surrounding communities of Bowie, Cochise, Kanas Settlement, Pearce/Sunsites and Winchester Heights. The population for the expanded service area is 10,237 people.

Graham County Transit Feasibility Study

July 2015 - This  working  paper  presents  the  key  findings  and  recommendations  from  the  first  phase  of  the   Graham  County  Transit  Feasibility  Study.  

Cochise County Intercity Route Feasibility Study

October 2017 - In 2014, the SEAGO Regional Transportation Coordination Plan was updated. During the planning process the SEAGO Regional Coordination Council identified the need to “develop intercity bus service that links the public transit systems of Benson, Bisbee, Douglas, and Sierra Vista and also provides access to national transportation providers (Greyhound and Amtrak) that have stops in Benson” as the top priority to address regional transit service gaps.